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Emily Brock

Emily Brock
Museum Colonnade
2004

ALBUQUERQUE NOW: FALL

October 11, 2009 – January 3, 2010

Albuquerque Now: Fall is the first of two installations of diverse work by artists of the metropolitan area and is organized by Andrew Connors, Curator of Art. Albuquerque Now celebrates the diversity of visual culture in all of its active manifestations, from traditional woodworking to digital video, from printmaking to installation art. Albuquerque Now: Winter will open January 24, 2010.


Jennifer Nehrbass

Jennifer Nehrbass
Cliff Dweller
2009

 



 

 

 

 

 



PROGRAMS AND EVENTS

Larry Bob Phillips works 10 feet above gallery floor on "Free Bubble-Up," an on-site work. Larry Bob Phillips

 

 

Opening Day

Sunday October 11

1:00 pm Community Conversation on the arts in Albuquerque

Join moderator Gene Grant from KNME’s New Mexico in Focus and members of the arts community as we discuss current trends and future prospects for the arts in Albuquerque.  Participate in the conversation through an open mic segment offered during the program.

2:00 pm Gallery talks in Albuquerque Now: Fall.  Join a selection of artists in the gallery for brief talks about their work.

3:00 pm Ecotone Physical Theatre

A New Mexico- based improvisational performance ensemble.  Performing a unique blend of dramedy, slapstick sound and gesture, rife with the potential for hap and mishap.

 

Alison Green

Alison Green
In the Now
2009

 

 

Screening

Thursday, October 22

6:00 pm

See a public screening of an episode from the upcoming season of the award -winning PBS documentary, Art:21 — Art in the Twenty-First Century. This episode presents four artists whose works or personal stories transport viewers to imaginary worlds and altered states of consciousness.  With works that seem at times hallucinatory, irreverent, and sublime, each of these artists pursues a vision first held in the mind’s eye.  Jeff Koons, Mary Heilmann, Florian Maier-Aichen and Cao Fei are featured. This event is produced in collaboration with Art21, Inc., a non-profit contemporary art organization serving artists, students, teachers, and the general public worldwide.




Fernando Delgado

Fernando Delgado
Architectonic No. I
2009



 




Curator’s Conversations

Wednesdays, November 4 & December 2

11:00 am

Join Andrew Connors, Curator of Art, for engaging discussions on select works in the exhibition, Albuquerque Now: Fall.  A free Wednesday event, no admission required.

 

 

 

 

 



Albuquerque Now Presents: Fall

The first in a two- part series exploring the performing arts in Albuquerque

Sunday Oct 11 (part of opening day events)

3:00 pm

Ecotone Physical Theatre.  A diverse, New Mexico based ensemble consisting of dancers, actors, and musicians who mine the veins of improvisation.

 

Lobo Slam

Sunday December 13

2:00 pm

Mestizo Mouth

Mestizo Mouth is a gathering of mixed minds and spoken word at its most dynamic. Made up entirely of Albuquerque-area slam/performance poets who are champions on the collegiate and national level of poetry slam, Mestizo Mouth promises to push performance poetry to new theatrical levels with its dynamic and energetic multi-voice performances.

 

 

 

Saturday, January 2

1:00 & 3:00 pm

Lauren Kahn Puppet and Object Theatre (part of Family Day events). It’s Time! An object theatre show for ages 1-3 and their adult companions, performed by Isabelle Kessler. A character, dressed all in gray, arrives in her workshop. There, everything is gray. In this quiet nest, color will be born, feather by feather. The goal was to create a show about extreme simplicity and tranquility, for that
age when each moment is a discovery and magic is in the emotions.

Holly Roberts

Holly Roberts
Freeway
2006

Family Day

Saturday January 2

1:00-4:00 pm

Enjoy drop- in art activities, gallery walks in the exhibition, Albuquerque Now: Fall and a performance from Lauren Kahn Puppet and Object Theatre.

 

 

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