Revolutions: The Schedule Revolutions International Theatre Festival 2011 Schedule Of Events So we didn’t spend a whole article (at right) listing the times and places for the plethora of cool theater stuff during Revolutions, [...] John Bear \ Jan 06, 2011 Read More
Performance Preview: Tricklock’s Revolutions Festival Ushers In Theater From Albuquerque To Armenia Theater From Albuquerque To Armenia Winter is cold and dark and sleepy. It turns people into marshmallow-shaped hermits, wrapping and zipping themselves into enough layers to survive brief [...] Christie Chisholm \ Jan 06, 2011 Read More Mump and Smoot, Canadian masters of clowning (Courtesy of Tricklock)
Year Of The Rainbow: Art Faves For 2010 Art Faves For 2010 Albuquerque didn’t have a months-long Marina Abramovic show to torture us into art world obeisance (the “Grandmother of Performance Art” sat immobile for [...] David Leigh \ Dec 30, 2010 Read More ROYGBIV and the Anasazi (John Bear)
Art Schmart: Three Lost Examples Of “Border Pop” (Unlicensed Velvet Art) From El Hombre Sin Nombre Surface In 2010. Three Lost Examples Emerge In 2010 Though sometimes derided as “low art,” no other medium better captures the zeitgeist of the mid-20 th century than unlicensed velvet art, though [...] John Bear \ Dec 30, 2010 Read More Rare examples by the artist formerly known as El Hombre Sin Nombre
Culture Shock: Former Alibi Arts Editor Remembers The Rainbows, Current Alibi Arts Editor Looks Forward To Palin Former Alibi Arts Editor Remembers The Rainbows Now that I live 5,000 miles away from Albuquerque—in London, a city as gray and lusterless as the stereotype—it’s easy to think of [...] Alibi \ Dec 30, 2010 Read More
Culture Shock: 24 Hours In A Gulag, Photographic Arts, Street Arts’ Last Hurrah Now That’s A Bad Day Sometimes you have a bad day. It happens. There isn’t much you can do about it. The alarm goes off and you think, [...] John Bear \ Dec 23, 2010 Read More Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Interview: Comic Marc Maron Returns To His Hometown For One Stand-Up Night At Cell Theatre Comic Returns To His Hometown For One Stand-Up Night Marc Maron isn’t famous, but he should be. The stand-up comedian and ex-Albuquerquean has appeared on “Late Night With Conan O’Brien” three-dozen times [...] Christie Chisholm \ Dec 23, 2010 Read More Comedian Marc Maron records podcasts from his home. (courtesy of Marc Maron)
Gallery Profile: Stone Mountain Bead Gallery Is In The Business Of More Than Beads Nearly 30-Year-Old “Gallery” Is In The Business Of More Than Beads Stone Mountain Bead Gallery supplies artists, but the East Nob Hill store is also like a museum. Thousands of styles, shapes and colors [...] John Bear \ Dec 23, 2010 Read More The large yellow beads are called “African amber” but are actually made of resin. (John Bear)
Culture Shock: Black Market Charity, Lit Resource Figment.com, Two Sedaris Plays, Women-Only Slam Black Market Charity Being homeless is no fun, but Josh Jones of Black Market Goods wants to help. For the fourth year running, the gallery owner [...] Alibi \ Dec 16, 2010 Read More
Gallery Review: Figurative Drawing At The Normal Gallery Figurative Drawing At The Normal Gallery There’s that joke: What do you get when you play country music backward? You get your house, your truck and your wife back. [...] David Leigh \ Dec 16, 2010 Read More She’s not sleeping. (“Open Eyes” by Tamara Zibners)