Henry Kennison Offcenter Have you ever walked into a place and it just feels like home? OFFCenter (808 Park SW) welcomes with open arms anyone who [...] Abi Blueher \ Jun 08, 2006 Read More Henry Kennison with a piece of his Katrina mural
Small Worlds Chamber Music Albuquerque Celebrates Its 65 Th Birthday Despite plenty of evidence to the contrary, lots of people still tend to think of our little Albuquerque as a cultural wasteland. No [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Jun 01, 2006 Read More The St. Lawrence Quartet will perform Friday, June 16, at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, June 18, at 4 p.m. at Albuquerque Academy’s Simm’s Center. (Marco Borggreve)
Culture Shock Painting is Dead?— In discussions about contemporary art, you occasionally hear mutterings that painting is an old-fashioned medium that’s outlived its usefulness. In [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Jun 01, 2006 Read More "Noon Blueboy Wind” by Sam Scott
Animental With Mammal Eggs And Lionhead Bunny Wednesday, June 7, Out ch’Yonda Performance Space/Omnirootz. (all-ages, 8 p.m); $5: At one point I thought calling music “experimental†was like calling music [...] Jessica Cassyle Carr \ Jun 01, 2006 Read More Animental
Culture Shock Shorty Pants— Director Kristen Loree will be delving into some of the less conspicuous short pieces in the Mark Twain canon, such as [...] Steven Robert Allen \ May 25, 2006 Read More Mark Twain
Immigration Nation An Interview With Ann Bromberg For the past year and a half, artists Ann Bromberg and Steve Teeters collaborated on Migrating Feast , a new exhibit at the [...] Abi Blueher \ May 25, 2006 Read More Ann Bromberg
By Any Means Necessary The Navajo Elks Lodge The United States has never declared a Malcolm X holiday, probably because of the type of leader he was, says Ejypt Clough, a [...] Marisa Demarco \ May 18, 2006 Read More Malcolm X
Doggonit, People Like Me Hello, I’m Special: How Individuality Became The New Conformity Hal Niedzviecki(City Lights, Hardcover, $15.95) Generation M ‘‘I am an American, Chicago-born," announced the narrator of Saul Bellow’s classic 1953 novel The Adventures of Augie March . If that book [...] John Freeman \ May 18, 2006 Read More
Private Art In Public Colección Femsa At The National Hispanic Cultural Center Several people have approached me over the last couple weeks with variations on the same question: “Dude/Steve-o/Your Highness, have you seen the new [...] Steven Robert Allen \ May 18, 2006 Read More “Ambush” by Alberto Ibanez Cerda
Culture Shock The Shining Town— OmniRootz Productions presents a new production of Owen Vincent Dodson’s play The Shining Town , opening this Friday at Out [...] Steven Robert Allen \ May 18, 2006 Read More