Seeing Is Believing Cowboys Are My Weakness At Rodey Theatre There’s a common adage among writers: Show, don’t tell. The goal is to give the audience just enough description to draw the lines, [...] Amy Dalness \ May 15, 2008 Read More Mmm .... cowboy. (Dave Rogulich)
Matachines The National Hispanic Cultural Center (1701 Fourth Street SW) has been banging out weekend after weekend of events. This Friday and Saturday, May [...] Amy Dalness \ May 15, 2008 Read More
Across Sonora The Release Of New Mexican Comic Dead In Desemboque E. Robert Arellano recalls the arrival of the bookstore in Desemboque, Mexico, with clarity. Once a week, a road-worn pickup truck would drive [...] Amy Dalness \ May 15, 2008 Read More E. Robert Arellano
Devils Beware As It Is In Heaven At The Desert Rose Playhouse "Do your work as though you had a thousand years to live and as if you were to die tomorrow."—Shaker saying Finding Heaven [...] Amy Dalness \ May 08, 2008 Read More The Shaker sisters in As It Is in Heaven (Amy Dalness)
In 119 Words I only have 119 words to announce our Ridiculously Short Fiction Contest (including the title) and I’ve already used 22, so I’ll keep [...] Amy Dalness \ May 08, 2008 Read More Jolene Yazzie 6
Diamonds And Wood Caminos Distintos At The National Hispanic Cultural Center The April cover of Artforum depicts Damien Hirst’s For the Love of God , a skull made of platinum, diamonds and human teeth. [...] David Leigh \ May 01, 2008 Read More Untitled (Four Heads and Two Animals), by Patrocinio Barela
Albuquirky See inside some of Albuquerque’s artful and funky abodes during OFFCenter‘s third annual Albuquirky House Tour on Saturday, May 3, from 1 to [...] Amy Dalness \ May 01, 2008 Read More
Ship To Shore Burque Gets A Bigger Boat Amity Island beachgoers didn’t get much warning about the great white stalking the shores. The mayor ensured tourists were ignorant of the threat [...] Amy Dalness \ Apr 24, 2008 Read More
Ve=Nt Young Free-Formers Grab The Mic If you want poetry sans pretense, look to the youth.That’s Sal Treppiedi‘s firmly held belief. Treppiedi, the founder of VE=NT: Voices Emerging=New Thunder [...] Simon McCormack \ Apr 24, 2008 Read More
Into The Light Hidden Stories At The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center The rotunda entrance of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center fills with a pearly white glow. The sun rays filtering in from the skylights [...] Amy Dalness \ Apr 24, 2008 Read More Ceremonious , linocut on kinwashi paper