Broadway's most profitable year in history was 2005. Here in Albuquerque, 2005 saw the first full year of Sol Arts' current, permanent location [...]

Taiko—the traditional Japanese drum—was once used by priests to repel evil spirits and insects from rice fields. Samurai used it to scare their [...]

This weekend, Chamber Music Albuquerque presents performances by four Brazilian masters of the guitar. The Brazilian Guitar Quartet perform classical pieces on several [...]

Write Side Up — You’d better rent yourself a cabin in the woods and finish off that masterpiece you keep telling everyone about. [...]

Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang is perhaps best known for his Project for Extraterrestrials, a series of work incorporating elaborate gunpowder explosions. An exhibit [...]

Not many people can afford to buy an entire mural. Even if they could afford one, most people couldn't fit it into their [...]

Every year, a writer of importance announces the death of the novel. In 2004, it was V.S. Naipaul standing over the novel's grave. [...]

Haul Out Your Easel and Head for the Hills—It's time for the Wildlands Art! 2006 exhibit and fundraiser. Create photographs, paintings, sculptures or [...]

Watercolor Women Opaque Men Ana Castillo (Curbstone, paper, $15) Confessions of a Berlitz-Tape Chicana Demetria Martinez (University of Oklahoma Press, paper, 14.95) Lilus [...]

Q-Staff Workshop—The talented weirdoes of the Q-staff Company will begin hosting performance training workshops on the third Sunday of every month. The first [...]