An Ice-Cold Four-Pack While many embedded reporters wrote about the Iraq war from the perspective of American troops, Anthony Shadid took on a rarer mission two [...] John Freeman \ Sep 22, 2005 Read More
Golden Ticket To Ride Go! Downtown Arts Festival “It's four days on the streets of Downtown Albuquerque,” says Amy Turner, one of the organizers of this year's Go! Downtown Arts Festival. [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Sep 22, 2005 Read More
East Meets West An Interview With Salman Rushdie In the last decade Americans have watched dumbfounded as the Cold War evolved into the War on Terror. How did this happen? Why [...] John Freeman \ Sep 15, 2005 Read More
Culture Shock In Memoriam—The late great poet Robert Creeley gets his due in a reading this weekend at the Anasazi Fields Winery in Placitas. Creeley [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Sep 15, 2005 Read More
Down The Line The Unexpected Man At The Cell Theatre At the top of my Christmas wish list is a piece of imaginary technology I like to call the Thought Machine. It basically [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Sep 15, 2005 Read More
Awadagin Pratt Popejoy Hall Pianist Awadagin Pratt is known for challenging the classical musical establishment by forcing his audiences to rethink the way music is heard. He [...] Eva Dameron \ Sep 15, 2005 Read More
Albuquerque Pedestrian Project Harwood Art Center You may unknowingly be part of Alexander Ferguson’s new exhibit, the Albuquerque Pedestrian Project at the Harwood Art Center (1114 Seventh Street NW). [...] Eva Dameron \ Sep 15, 2005 Read More
Worshipping Mammon Donkey Gallery Don’t lend Chad Person any money. The UNM art graduate has created arresting images from shredded American dollar bills. An exhibit featuring some [...] Eva Dameron \ Sep 08, 2005 Read More
Comedie Of Erors Adobe Theater The Adobe Theater presents Comedie of Erors (yes, it's intentionally misspelled), a comedy by William Shakespeare running Sept. 9 through Oct. 2. Directed [...] Eva Dameron \ Sep 08, 2005 Read More
The Mind'S Temple An Interview With Judy Norsigian, Author Of Our Bodies, Ourselves Some people might say the women's health movement began with a book. It wasn't a particularly fancy document—no smooth pages filled with colored [...] Christie Chisholm \ Sep 08, 2005 Read More