Art ReviewsA Night at the MuseumIn September 1987—frustrated by lengthy negotiations over the preservation of a 17-mile cluster of remarkably conscientious Native American rock paintings on the site of a potential housing development—a wealthy landowner started up his forklift, removed a petroglyph-marked boulder, loaded it into the back of his pickup truck and dumped it onto the Albuquerque courthouse steps—spitting in the face of 7,000 years of spiritual history.by Meaghen BrownComments (0)
Gallery events, exhibition openings/closings, and lectures for Santa Fe, Austin, and Denver. SANTA FE Many gallery openings take place tonight in Santa Fe. For Santa Feans tonight would be a great time to gallery hop! ...
Recalling great performances at Co-Lab, I ran across When You Say Go Here was performed at Co-Lab in Austin, TX. The piece is choreographed by Errin Delperdang, performed by Matthew Young and Errin Delperdang with original ...
Sue Graze resigns as the Executive Director of the Arthouse to take-up post as Director Emeritus, effective October 14, a position that is hands-off in terms of the daily operations of the organization. Director Emeritus? Must ...
Reuters reported yesterday that the bankrupt Fremont, Calif.-based solar firm Solyndra has been cleared for bankruptcy auction on October 27th – with a Delaware bankruptcy judge directing the firm to attend a major solar trade show ...
Design Santa Fe 2011 deals in the theme of ?Change Makers,? with the change question going to the social effects of architecture and design as forces of remediation against disasters – and systems thinking on innovation. Cameron ...
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Envelopes and Pink Suits
The trio of artists over at Caldera Gallery consistently opens my mind— by way of my prejudices —to the possibilities in art.
by Matthew Irwin
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Art Reviews
A Night at the Museum
In September 1987—frustrated by lengthy negotiations over the preservation of a 17-mile cluster of remarkably conscientious Native American rock paintings on the site of a potential housing development—a wealthy landowner started up his forklift, removed a petroglyph-marked boulder, loaded it into the back of his pickup truck and dumped it onto the Albuquerque courthouse steps—spitting in the face of 7,000 years of spiritual history.
by Meaghen Brown
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Free, Found and Cheap
I began building a list of places to buy inexpensive, original artworks.
by Matthew Irwin
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