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SUMMARY:MOMIX: ALICE
DESCRIPTION:Fall down the rabbit hole with MOMIX’s ALICE. This innovative dance company returns to Popejoy Hall with an all-new production inspired by Alice in Wonderland. Go on a magical journey in this stunning fusion of dance\, lighting\, music\, and multimedia!
URL:https://alibi.com/event/momix-alice/
LOCATION:Popejoy Hall\, 203 Cornell Dr\, Albuquerque\, NM\, 87131\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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SUMMARY:Salt Pillars
DESCRIPTION:Join us for “Salt Pillars\,” an exhibition featuring Andrés Mario de Varona\, Michael Petry\, Eric Cousineau\, and Morgan Barnard\, extended until February 10\, 2024. \nSalt Pillars is a group exhibition of photographs and sculptures by Eric Cousineau\, Andrés Mario de Varona\, Morgan Barnard and Michael Petry. The show features six series\, each with a central motif that serves as a surreal container for human experience. Televisions\, motel rooms\, light boxes\, glass forms and a makeshift photography studio become vessels for grief\, anger\, intimacy and growth. \nThe show’s title references the Bible story of Idit\, reductively referred to as Lot’s wife in the book of Genesis. God transforms Idit into a pillar of salt when she’s forced to flee the collapsing city of Sodom and longingly glances back. A modern touchpoint is Shirley Jackson’s 1948 short story “Pillar of Salt\,” in which a New York tourist watches the city distintegrate around its oblivious inhabitants. \n“Salt Pillars defiantly asserts the wisdom of looking back\, despite the risk of devastation or even desolation\,” says Gallery Director Jordan Eddy. “Its imagery often abstracts the human figure or peripherally explores human presence\, tracing the salty residue of sweat and tears that we leave on the world and each other.”
URL:https://alibi.com/event/salt-pillars/
LOCATION:form & concept\, 435 S. Guadalupe St.\, Santa Fe\, NM\, 87501\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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SUMMARY:A Tenuous Thread
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the opening of “A Tenuous Thread\,” an expansive retrospective that traces master weaver Bhakti Ziek’s pioneering approach to textile craft. Presenting a diverse array of textile works by Ziek and her pupils-turned-colleagues\, the exhibition weaves an anecdotal account of contemporary fiber art’s history with textile tales about the appropriation of fiber craft\, how cultural knowledge is shared through material culture\, and Ziek’s journey to push the conceptual and technical limits of weaving. Celebrate the legacy and influence of one of America’s foremost contemporary weavers\, fiber arts educators\, and authors with a showcase of over fifty years of dedicated fiber study\, teaching\, and practice. \nZiek’s oeuvre presents intimate portraits of personal history that provide approachable entryways into the extensive history of fiber art and conceptual springboards for in-depth conversations about cultural appropriation. This reception includes the presentation of Ziek’s personal floor loom\, which the artist will use in-gallery to demonstrate her weaving practice every Thursday and Saturday following the exhibition opening.
URL:https://alibi.com/event/a-tenuous-thread/
LOCATION:Form & Concept\, 435 S Guadalupe St\, Santa Fe\, NM\, 87501\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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SUMMARY:"Television Event" Movie Screening & a March & Rally to Ban the Bomb
DESCRIPTION:1:00 pm on Sunday\, February 25 at the Guild Cinema\, 3405 Central Avenue NE.  A screening of “Television Event”\, a riveting documentary about the world -changing 1983 TV movie “The Day After” that profoundly impacted US nuclear policies\, impacted then-president Reagan\, ended the cold war\, and led to a reduction in our nuclear arsenal.  A brief pre-recorded interview will be shown after the movie with the director\, Jeff Daniels\, with a Q&A.  At 2:50 there will be a peace procession from the Guild Cinema to Triangle Substation Park\, 2901 Central Ave NE (next to UNM).  3:00 pm a rally: we will gather to share ideas about how we can change public opinion the way the movie did and bring about the abolition of nuclear weapons.  Featuring music by Eileen O’Shaughnessy\, Paul Pino\, and the Raging Grannies!  Plus\, more surprise guests!
URL:https://alibi.com/event/television-event-movie-screening-a-march-rally-to-ban-the-bomb/
LOCATION:The Guild Cinema\, 3405 Central Avenue NE\, Albuquerque\, NM\, 87106\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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