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Wed, May 16 '12
 Performance
12:00pm
Albuquerque NM
505-232-9868
Joanne Rand
Writing and playing music since her childhood in the Deep South, Rand cut her performance teeth playing bluegrass in Alaska and later spun musical magic with natives in the heart of the Amazon.
Erna Fergusson Library
3700 San Mateo Blvd NE
ampconcerts.org
Wed, May 16 '12
 Lecture/Demo
6:00pm
Santa Fe NM
505-946-1012
 Lecture: High Contrast: The Enduring Paradox of Native Photography
Stark comparisons of the traditional and the modern have informed the visualization of Native Americans from colonization to the present. Early contemporary Native photographer Horace Poolaw (1906–1984) created a dialogue with modernism through his adoption of composite narratives steeped in the cosmopolitan realism of the early 20th century. Lecture by Nancy Mithlo, Assistant Professor, Art History and American Indian Studies Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Georgia O'Keeffe Museum Education Annex
123 Grant Avenue
www.okeeffemuseum.org
Thu, May 17 '12
 Performance
7:30pm
Albuquerque NM
505-232-9868
Los Pinguos
Emerging from the clubs of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Los Pinguos came to the U.S. a decade ago. Discovered by a talent scout while playing in a Los Angeles club, the band became the first winners of Ed McMahon’s televised talent competition, "The Next Big Star." They have since released five CDs, toured the world and had their music featured in numerous TV and film scores.
The Cooperage
7220 Lomas NE
ampconcerts.org
Thu, May 17 '12
 Performance
7:30pm
Albuquerque NM
505-268-0044
 WolffClark Expedition: Michael Wolff, Mike Clark & Michael Olivola
WolffClark Expedition, is co-led by pianist Michael Wolff and drummer Mike Clark who both began their careers in the Bay Area in the 1970s. The music of the WolffClark Expedition combines Wolff and Clark’s looseness and experimental jazz natures with their funky roots. They play deconstructed takes on standards as well as original compositions. Now based in ABQ, the ubiqiuitous bassist Michael Olivola played with Mike Clark during the “Herbie Hancock days” when they both lived in the Bay Area. Later living in NYC, they continued to play together in the bands of such greats as Steve Turre and Onaje Allen Gumbs.
Outpost Performance Space
210 Yale SE
www.outpostspace.org
Thu, May 17 '12
 Performance
8:00pm
Albuquerque NM
505-268-0044
 Los Pinguos
Emerging from the clubs of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Los Pinguos came to the U.S. a decade ago. Discovered by a talent scout while playing in a Los Angeles club, the band became the first winners of Ed McMahon’s televised talent competition, "The Next Big Star." They have since released five CDs, toured the world and had their music featured in numerous TV and film scores.
The Cooperage
7220 Lomas Blvd NE
www.outpostspace.org
Thu, May 17 '12
 Performance
8:00pm
Albuquerque NM
505-797-7081
 Phoenix - a play by Scott Organ, presented by the Duke City Repertory Theatre
When Bruce and Sue meet four weeks after a one-night-stand, Sue has three things to say. The first: She likes him. The second: They can never see each other again. The third is a bombshell that leads them on a 4,000 mile journey to discover what Sue thinks is pulling them apart... and what Bruce thinks is pushing them back together
Duke City Repertory Theater
1024 4th St SW
dukecityrep.com
Fri, May 18 '12
 Performance
11:30am
Albuquerque NM
505-232-9868
Los Pinguos
Emerging from the clubs of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Los Pinguos came to the U.S. a decade ago. Discovered by a talent scout while playing in a Los Angeles club, the band became the first winners of Ed McMahon’s televised talent competition, "The Next Big Star." They have since released five CDs, toured the world and had their music featured in numerous TV and film scores.
N4th Theatre
4904 4th St NW
ampconcerts.org
Fri, May 18 '12
 Reception
5:00pm-8:00pm
Corrales NM
505-898-7203
 Ray Shaw - No Two Alike
Our annual guest artist show
Corrales Bosque Gallery
4685 Corrales Road
www.corralesbosquegallery.com/
Fri, May 18 '12
 Reception
5:00pm-7:00pm
Santa Fe NM
505-995-0231
 Lance Letscher: Twenty-five Books and an Ear
"This show is primarily comprised of collaged books that are meant to function independently as well as, hopefully, gain some energy and momentum as a group," says the artist.
Eight Modern
231 Delgado Street
www.eightmodern.net
Fri, May 18 '12
 Reception
5:00pm-7:00pm
Eldorado NM
505-466-3256
 Eldorado Studio Tour 2012
The Eldorado Studio Tour is Santa Fe's largest studio tour. In fact, the Eldorado Studio Tour is the largest in the state. Each year the artists open their home studios to show their amazing art representing a wide spectrum of art media. This year 117 artists will show their work in 83 studios the weekend of May 19-20 from 10 am to 5 pm. In order for visitors to determine which studio to visit we encourage them to stop at the EACA Preview Gallery at La Tienda Center located at the main entrance to Eldorado.
Eldorado Studio Tour
www.eldoradoarts.org
Fri, May 18 '12
 Reception
5:00pm-7:00pm
Santa Fe NM
505-989-1601
 Pard Morrison: Phantom Limbs
James Kelly Contemporary
550 South Guadalupe
www.jameskelly.com
Fri, May 18 '12
 Reception
5:00pm-7:00pm
Santa Fe NM
505-989-1601
 SAM REVELES: At the Pale
New Paintings and Drawings
James Kelly Contemporary
550 South Guadalupe
www.jameskelly.com
Fri, May 18 '12
 Reception
5:00pm-7:00pm
Santa Fe NM
505-820-0807
 Twenty Years of Monotypes - Janet Lippincott (1918-2007)
"Janet was truly fearless in her approach to materials," says Karan Ruhlen, who represented Lippincott during her lifetime and now represents her estate. “The chine collé monotypes of the 90’s are particularly good examples of her command of the medium in what might at first appear to be random or even chance compositions."
Karan Ruhlen Gallery
225 Canyon Road
www.karanruhlen.com
Fri, May 18 '12
 Special Event
5:00pm-7:00pm
Santa Fe NM
505-988-5159
 Book Signing and Talk for The Anasazi Project by Don Kirby and Joan Gentry
The Anasazi Project, published by Nazaraeli Press, is a joint exploration by photographers Kirby and Gentry of the remnants of the Anasazi peoples, who lived from 200BC to 1300AD before disappearing for unclear reasons. Kirby and Gentry have been exploring the Anasazi ruins together for over 20 years. The book contains an introduction and poems by Ann Weiler Walka and 60 duotone images illustrating the remains of the long past civilization's dwellings and rock art in the vast and beautiful Southwestern region.
Photo-Eye Gallery
376-A Garcia Street
www.photoeye.com
Fri, May 18 '12
 Performance
5:00pm-7:00pm
Santa Fe NM
505-989-1199
 Meow Wolf Performance
As part of the Time-Lapse exhibition at SITE Santa Fe, Santa Fe-based collective Meow Wolf will present a series of flowing performance, discussion, and moving image meditation that will slip into and out of the Time Capsule Lounge's expanse of space and time, activating the room with a theater piece, video projection morphing and manipulating the interpretation of motion within space, and a two-man philosophical conversation exploring the basic question "Is Time Real?". More rogue-like moments will include spontaneous poetry and dance, costumed characters, and live creation of visual art. The performance is free to the public, as is admission to the exhibition (always free on Fridays).
SITE Santa Fe
1606 Paseo de Peralta
www.sitesantafe.org
Fri, May 18 '12
 Reception
5:00pm-8:30pm
Albuquerque NM
505-883-7410
 CONTEMPORARY CONCEPTS II
Featuring work by jeweler Celest Michelotti and glass artist Doug Gillis An ARTScrawl reception
Weyrich Gallery
2935-D Louisiana NE
www.weyrichgallery.com
Fri, May 18 '12
 Performance
7:30pm
Albuquerque NM
505-268-0044
 Roust the House Teen Performance Night
Roust the House Teen Performance Nights include music sets from selected local teen bands of all varieties, spoken word performances, and any other performances local teens are ready to share. It’s a great opportunity for young performers to play to supportive Outpost audiences and for Outpost enthusiasts to hear what newer talents are creating. Stay tuned to www.outpostspace.org for further details.
Outpost Performance Space
210 Yale SE
www.outpostspace.org
Fri, May 18 '12
 Performance
8:00pm
Albuquerque NM
505-898-9222
 The Rainmaker
Richard Nash’s classic romance, The Rainmaker, will open at the ADOBE Theater on April 27, directed by Daryl Streeter. He is well known to local audiences as actor and as director of plays and musicals including “Damn Yankees” (where he played the Devil) and “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown”. Performances Fridays and Saturdays at 8 PM, and Sundays at 2 PM. Tickets are $15, seniors and students $13.
Adobe Theater
9813 4th St NW
www.adobetheater.com
Fri, May 18 '12
 Performance
8:00pm
Albuquerque NM
505-797-7081
 Phoenix - a play by Scott Organ, presented by the Duke City Repertory Theatre
When Bruce and Sue meet four weeks after a one-night-stand, Sue has three things to say. The first: She likes him. The second: They can never see each other again. The third is a bombshell that leads them on a 4,000 mile journey to discover what Sue thinks is pulling them apart... and what Bruce thinks is pushing them back together
Duke City Repertory Theater
1024 4th St SW
dukecityrep.com
Sat, May 19 '12
 Class/Workshop
9:30am-11:30am
Santa Fe NM
505-946-1012
 Exploring Faraway Lands
Come look at some of Georgia O’Keeffe’s artworks painted while she was camping in beautiful places. As we explore her Southwestern landscapes with hills, cliffs, and mountains, we’ll create our own dances and artworks about faraway lands. Led by Anabella St. Peter, museum and dance educator. COST: FREE. Reservations suggested: 505.946.1039
Georgia O'Keeffe Museum Education Annex
123 Grant Avenue
www.okeeffemuseum.org
Sat, May 19 '12
 Performance
1:00pm
Madrid NM
505-471-1054
 Santa Fe Flute Choir
Gustav Holst’s picturesque “The Planets” and Georges Bizet’s colorful “Suite L’Arlesienne”
The Johnsons of Madrid Galleries of Fine & Fiber Art
2843 State Hwy 14 in Madrid
www.turquoisetrail.org
Sat, May 19 '12
 Special Event
6:30pm-9:30pm
Albuquerque
505-296-9215
 Raise Us Up Fundraiser
A fundraiser to support the purchase of risers for the Chorus to use at concert. Help to continue the 31 years of amazing and essential work to help New Mexico Stand out as an open minded community who supports the arts. Join us for fabulous food and luscious libations, prepared by chefs from our sponsoring Albuquerque restaurants. Music entertainment is provided by the Chorus and soloists.
Hanks House Design
1800 4th St. NW
Sat, May 19 '12
 Performance
7:00pm
Albuquerque NM

 New Mexico Centennial Concert
Enjoy a NM Centennial Celebration of Statehood with music composed or arranged by New Mexicans, performed by the Albuquerque Civic Chorus on May 19th, 7:00pm. Selections portray the diversity of New Mexico cultures, including a Spanish Renaissance poem, the state song, a Navajo prayer, and other pieces ranging from classical to folk and contemporary. The chorus will premiere “Enchanted Land,” a commissioned piece by Jane Ellen. This concert is a New Mexico Centennial event and is sponsored in part by a grant from New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
First Christian Church
10101 Montgomery Blvd NE
www.abqchorus.com
Sat, May 19 '12
 Performance
7:30pm
Albuquerque NM
505-842-9613
 She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not
A concert of music about love & courtship from the Middle Ages and Renaissance, performed with voices and period instruments.
St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church
601 Montaño NW
www.MusicaAntigua.org
Sat, May 19 '12
 Performance
7:30pm
Albuquerque NM
505-268-0044
 Don Conoscenti & Bob "Catfish" Hodge
Now based in Taos, singer-songwriter, Don Conoscenti has played venues from the Troubadour to The Bluebird Café and, as he puts it, “the most prestigious Lobby Gig in the world,” the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Recently moved to Santa Fe, Bob “Catfish” Hodge has been a mainstay on the American Blues music scene for three decades. Born and raised in Detroit, he formed the popular band Catfish in the late 1960s and toured with the Chicken Legs Band (former Little Feat members). Tonight, they will each play solo followed by a short set together.
Outpost Performance Space
210 Yale SE
www.outpostspace.org
Sat, May 19 '12
 Performance
8:00pm
Albuquerque NM
505-898-9222
 The Rainmaker
Richard Nash’s classic romance, The Rainmaker, will open at the ADOBE Theater on April 27, directed by Daryl Streeter. He is well known to local audiences as actor and as director of plays and musicals including “Damn Yankees” (where he played the Devil) and “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown”. Performances Fridays and Saturdays at 8 PM, and Sundays at 2 PM. Tickets are $15, seniors and students $13.
Adobe Theater
9813 4th St NW
www.adobetheater.com
Sat, May 19 '12
 Performance
8:00pm

505-323-4343
 Fiddler Natalie MacMaster with New Mexico Philharmonic
In the rarefied strata of the world’s top fiddlers, Natalie MacMaster takes her place with the greats. The award-winning fiddler captivates audiences across the world with her dynamic style that pays tribute to her Scottish roots. She will perform with the New Mexico Philharmonic in a concert
Rio Grande Zoo
903 Tenth St SW
www.nmphil.org/
Sat, May 19 '12
 Performance
8:00pm
Albuquerque NM
505-797-7081
 Phoenix - a play by Scott Organ, presented by the Duke City Repertory Theatre
When Bruce and Sue meet four weeks after a one-night-stand, Sue has three things to say. The first: She likes him. The second: They can never see each other again. The third is a bombshell that leads them on a 4,000 mile journey to discover what Sue thinks is pulling them apart... and what Bruce thinks is pushing them back together
Duke City Repertory Theater
1024 4th St SW
dukecityrep.com
Sun, May 20 '12
 Festival/Fair
10:00am-4:00pm
Corrales NM
505-898-9898
 Art in the Park
Featuring local and visiting painters, sculptors, photographers, potters, metalworkers, and crafts artisans who have been juried into the society. Live music, food, and art demonstrations in this cool and shady location make these events some of the most unique and enjoyable of their kind in the area.
La Entrada Park
PO Box 3717
corralesartists.org
Sun, May 20 '12
 Performance
2:00pm
Albuquerque NM
505-898-9222
 The Rainmaker
Richard Nash’s classic romance, The Rainmaker, will open at the ADOBE Theater on April 27, directed by Daryl Streeter. He is well known to local audiences as actor and as director of plays and musicals including “Damn Yankees” (where he played the Devil) and “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown”. Performances Fridays and Saturdays at 8 PM, and Sundays at 2 PM. Tickets are $15, seniors and students $13.
Adobe Theater
9813 4th St NW
www.adobetheater.com
Sun, May 20 '12
 Reception
2:00pm
Placitas NM
505-867-8080
 Group Exhibit
Featuring work by L. Heath, Emily Holcomb, Cheri Reckers and Suzanne Visor
Placitas Artists Series
Placitas Presbyterian Church, 6 miles east of I-25 on NM 165
www.placitasarts.org
Sun, May 20 '12
 Performance
2:00pm
Albuquerque NM
505-797-7081
 Phoenix - a play by Scott Organ, presented by the Duke City Repertory Theatre
When Bruce and Sue meet four weeks after a one-night-stand, Sue has three things to say. The first: She likes him. The second: They can never see each other again. The third is a bombshell that leads them on a 4,000 mile journey to discover what Sue thinks is pulling them apart... and what Bruce thinks is pushing them back together
Duke City Repertory Theater
1024 4th St SW
dukecityrep.com
Sun, May 20 '12
 Performance
3:00pm
Albuquerque NM

 New Mexico Centennial Concert
Enjoy a NM Centennial Celebration of Statehood with music composed or arranged by New Mexicans, performed by the Albuquerque Civic Chorus.Selections portray the diversity of New Mexico cultures, including a Spanish Renaissance poem, the state song, a Navajo prayer, and other pieces ranging from classical to folk and contemporary. The chorus will premiere “Enchanted Land,” a commissioned piece by Jane Ellen. This concert is a New Mexico Centennial event and is sponsored in part by a grant from New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Asbury United Methodist Church
10000 Candelaria NE
www.abqchorus.org
Sun, May 20 '12
 Performance
3:00pm
Placitas NM
505-867-8080
 Willy Sucre & Friends Play String Sextets
Willy Sucre & Friends playing string sextets featuring Guillermo Figueroa & Valerie Turner, violinists; Willy Sucre & Elena Sopoci, violists; and Joan Zucker & James Holland, cellists. The program could include Johannes Brahms’ - String Sextet in G Major Op. 36, and Antonin Dvorak’s - String Sextet in A Major Op. 48.
Placitas Artists Series
Placitas Presbyterian Church, 6 miles east of I-25 on NM 165
www.placitasarts.org
Sun, May 20 '12
 Performance
4:00pm
Rio Rancho
505-836-3652
 Summer Concert Series
Haynes Park
2006 Grande Blvd SE
www.rioranchoband.org/
Sun, May 20 '12
 Performance
4:00pm-6:00pm
Santa Fe
505-983-1414
 Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra & Chorus: Grand Finale
Our season finale! Gold Medal Winner of the International Violin Competition of Indianapolis Clara-Jumi Kang performs Lalo's virtuosic Symphonie espagnole on violin. Also enjoy Grusin's Milagro Beanfield War Suite and Stravinsky's dramatic Firebird.
Lensic Performing Arts Center
211 W. San Francisco St
www.sf-symphony.org
Tue, May 22 '12
 Class/Workshop
6:00pm-8:00pm
Santa Fe NM
505-946-1012
 ART & LEADERSHIP PROGRAM FOR ADULTS, Body Nature: Creative Self-Expression
We are all part of nature and interconnected with all living beings. Our bodies hold the wisdom of all ages and the many realms of existence within them. With the help of organic movement, action method and improvisation, we will delve into the creative currents of our nature and life. By embodying primal elements and qualities of the natural world we inspire our souls toward living a full and spirited life. Led by Silvia Stenitzer, MA, LMHC. Stenitzer holds a certificate in interpersonal neurobiology, somatics, and action method from Southwestern College. In her private practice, she has been addressing the body-mind-soul connection for the past 20 years.
Georgia O'Keeffe Museum Education Annex
123 Grant Avenue
www.okeeffemuseum.org
Tue, May 22 '12
 Performance
7:30pm
Santa Fe NM
505-473-5723
 Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars
Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars are a group of musicians who escaped the horrific violence of Sierra Leone's civil war, landed in a West African refugee camp, and formed a band with humble beginnings that has grown to be an international musical sensation. An unbelievable testament to the human spirit, the journey of Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars exemplifies the universal healing power of music.
Sol Santa Fe
37 Fire Place
thirstyearfestival.com

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