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NOVEMBER 2009
GLENN KOSTUR, SAXOPHONE
Wed. November 04, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
The Transducers
Mon. November 02, 7:30 PM
ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage
November 02, 2009: The SPECTRE SERIES presents The Transducers
Featuring: Martin Back, James Brody, Philip Mantione, Christian Pincock, and Frank Rolla
The Transducers is a group of five composers and improvisers from diverse backgrounds spanning three generations of experience. They utilize laptops, custom software, sound sculptures, circuit bending and custom electronics to produce unique sonic worlds. Within the context of unstructured improvisation, they incorporate audience collaboration by means of the Photo-Instigator, a light-sensitive device suspended above the performers that picks up light beams originating from the audience. These rays are transduced into MIDI controller data streams that are sent to the performers to use or ignore as they see fit. So in essence, audience members become collaborators, instigators and possibly saboteurs.
http://www.philipmantione.com/transducers.html
DATE: Monday, November 02, 2009
TIME: 7:30 PM
COST: $5/10 suggested donation
LOCATION:
ARTS Lab Garage
131 Pine Street NE
Albuquerque, NM 87106
Map:
http://artslab.unm.edu/where.html
http://artslabmusic.blogspot.com/
Marat/Sade
November 01 @ 6:00 PM
Experimental Theatre, Center for the Arts
Marat/Sade
By Peter Weiss
Directed by Paul Nathan Simpson
Experimental Theatre, Center for the Arts
October 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, 31 @ 7:30 PM
November 01 @ 6:00 PM
Ticket Prices $10 General, $8 Faculty & Seniors, $7 Staff & Students
Tickets at UNM Ticket Offices, Call 925-5858, or online at
www.unmtickets.com
OCTOBER 2009
SUZUKI LAB SCHOOL RECITAL
Sat. October 31, 12:30 PM
Keller Hall
Free. String Students, ages 5 and older, under the direction of UNM Pedagogy Intern Teachers.
LAS CANTANTES
Fri. October 30, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
$7/5/3. Directed by Maxine Thévenot.
BENJAMIN SILVA, GUITAR
Wed. October 28, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
JEFFREY PIPER, TRUMPET
Tues. October 27, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
KEITH LEMMONS, CLARINET
Sun. October 25, 3:00 PM
Keller Hall
$10/7/3. 25th Anniversary Gala Chamber Music Recital. Featuring Leslie Umphrey, soprano; Cármelo de los Santos, violin; Scott Ney, percussion, Kevin Vigneau, oboe; Kim Fredenburgh, viola; Stephen Montoya, piano. Music of Schubert, Arutiunian, Mauldin and Thompson.
UNM MUSIC PREP SCHOOL
Sat. October 24, 1:00 PM
Keller Hall
Marat/Sade
October 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, 31 @ 7:30 PM
November 01 @ 6:00 PM
Experimental Theatre, Center for the Arts
Marat/Sade
By Peter Weiss
Directed by Paul Nathan Simpson
Experimental Theatre, Center for the Arts
October 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, 31 @ 7:30 PM
November 01 @ 6:00 PM
Ticket Prices $10 General, $8 Faculty & Seniors, $7 Staff & Students
Tickets at UNM Ticket Offices, Call 925-5858, or online at
www.unmtickets.com
Dancing On
October 23 & 24 @ 8:00 PM
South Arena, Carlisle Gym
Dancing On
An concert of UNM Dance Alumni choreographers
Homecoming Weekend
South Arena, Carlisle Gym
October 23 and 24 at 8:00 PM
Ticket Prices $15 General, $10 Faculty & Seniors, $8 Staff & Students
Tickets at UNM Ticket Offices, Call 925-5858, or online at
www.unmtickets.com
More information at
http://dance.unm.edu or call 277-3660
GUITAR STUDIO RECITAL
Fri. October 23, 1:00 PM
Keller Hall
Free. Directed by Ben Silva.
JAZZ COMBOS
Thurs. October 22, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Free. Directed by Glenn Kostur.
UNM WIND SYMPHONY
Wed. October 21, 7:30 PM
Popejoy Hall
$7/5/3. Popejoy Hall. Cármelo de los Santos, Violin soloist. Kurt Weill Violin concerto.
BRASS RECITAL
Tues. October 20, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Free. Directed by Karl Hinterbichler.
OCTUBAFEST
Fri. October 16, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
OCTUBAFEST
Thurs. October 15, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
KRISTIN LUCAS
Gale Memorial Lecture Series
Wed. October 14, 12:00 PM
ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage
KRISTIN LUCAS
Kristin Lucas creates video, installation, intervention, digital photographs, sculpture, and Internet artworks. Positioning herself at the center of her projects, Lucas' work addresses the effects of rapid-spread technology on the human condition. Reversing a popular concept of infusing humanity into machines she instead applies familiar strategies of electronic media to her own life. Transformations, mutations, and portraiture are the focus of works set to the backdrop of empty and meaningful exchanges with automated tellers, television, shopping malls, healing arts therapists, police officers, and a judge.
Lucas' work has been exhibited in numerous group exhibitions, including the Art Gallery of Windsor; Images Festival, Toronto; ICA, London; ZKM, Karlsruhe; Cheekwood Museum, Nashville; The Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the New Museum of Contemporary Art, and Artists Space, New York. She has had solo exhibitions at Postmasters Gallery, New York; And/Or Gallery, Dallas; Or Gallery, Vancouver; Plugin, Basel; Windows, Brussels; the New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York; O.K Center for Contemporary Arts, Linz, Austria; and FACT, Liverpool, England.
Lucas has been awarded numerous artist residencies including the Edith Russ Site for Media Art New Work Stipend, Oldenburg, Germany; the 13th International Studio Program of ACC Weimar and the City of Weimar, Germany; World Views, Experimental Television Center, Harvestworks, Marie Walsh Sharpe Space Program and P.S.1 National Studio Program, New York; and the ARCUS A.I.R. Program, Ibaraki, Japan.
WHEN: Wednesday, October 14th at noon
WHERE: ARTS Lab Garage, 131 Pine St. NE
Directions at:
http://artslab.unm.edu/where.html
OCTUBAFEST
Wed. October 14, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Art:21–Art in the Twenty-First Century
Tues. October 13, 5:30 - 6:30 PM
UNM Art Museum
Art:21–Art in the Twenty-First Century is the only series on television to focus exclusively on contemporary visual art and artists in the United States, and it uses the medium of television to provide an experience of the visual arts that goes far beyond a gallery visit. The UNM Art Museum is pleased to host this pre-screening of an episode of the fifth season of the PBS series Art:21. Compassion features three artists - William Kentridge, Doris Salcedo, and Carrie Mae Weems - whose works explore conscience and the possibility of understanding and reconciling past and present, while exposing injustice and expressing tolerance for others.
For more information:
Angela Berkson // 505.277.6773 // waxrtist@unm.edu
OCTUBAFEST
Tues. October 13, 4:30 PM
Keller Hall
UNM JAZZ BANDS AND UNM SYMPHONIC BAND
Tues. October 13, 7:30 PM
Popejoy Hall
UNM JAZZ BANDS AND UNM SYMPHONIC BAND
$7/5/3. Directed by Glenn Kostur and Chad Simons.
SCOTT NEY, PERCUSSION AND ERIC LAU, SAXOPHONE
Mon. October 12, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
SCOTT NEY, PERCUSSION AND ERIC LAU, SAXOPHONE
$10/7/3
OCTUBAFEST
Mon. October 12, 4:30 PM
Keller Hall
VIOLIN STUDIO RECITAL II
Sun. October 11, 5:00 PM
Keller Hall
VIOLIN STUDIO RECITAL II
Free.
VIOLIN STUDIO RECITAL I
Sat. October 10, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
VIOLIN STUDIO RECITAL I
Free.
UNM CONCERT CHOIR
Fri. October 09, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
$7/5/3. Directed by Bradley Ellingboe.
Dracula
October 02, 03, 08, 09, 10 @ 7:30 PM
October 04 @ 2:00 PM, Oct. 11 @ 6:00 PM
Rodey Theatre, Center for the Arts
Dracula
By: Mac Wellman
Directed by Bill Walters
Rodey Theatre, Center for the Arts
October 02, 03, 08, 09, 10 @ 7:30 PM
October 04 @ 2:00 PM, Oct. 11 @ 6:00 PM
Ticket Prices: $15 General, $10 Faculty & Seniors, $8 Staff & Students
Tickets at UNM Ticket Offices, Call 925-5858, or online at
www.unmtickets.com
WINSTON MIRANDA: MAGICAL REALISM
Main event presentation
Thurs. October 08, 5:30 - 6:30 PM
Pearl Hall Auditorium/Architecture & Planning Building
WINSTON MIRANDA
Main event presentation
Thursday, October 8th, 5:30 - 6:30 PM
Pearl Hall Auditorium
Architecture & Planning Building
Sponsored by the UNM Latin American & Iberian Institute and the Department of Art & Art History
Join us for one of Nicaragua’s finest young artists
More info:
http://laii.unm.edu/winston/
WINSTON MIRANDA: MAGICAL REALISM
Solo presentation & exhibition
Wed. October 07, 12:00 - 1:30 PM
Department of Art & Art History Gallery RM 203
WINSTON MIRANDA
Solo presentation & exhibition
Wednesday, October 7th, 12-1:30PM
Department of Art & Art History Gallery RM 203
Hosted by S.O.L.A.S.
Join us for one of Nicaragua’s finest young artists
More info:
http://laii.unm.edu/winston/
FALKO STEINBACH PIANO STUDIO I
Wed. October 07, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
FALKO STEINBACH PIANO STUDIO I
Free.
Notes from Abroad: Thoughts on Israeli Landscape
Roi Kuper, UNM Art Museum Artist-in-Residence
Tues. October 06, 5:30 PM
UNM Art Museum
Born in 1956, the Israeli photographer Roi Kuper has since the mid-1980s been working in the landscape, philosophically exploring and investigating it in both black and white and color work. Kuper has recently been honored with solo exhibitions at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the Herzliya Museum of Art, and the Tate Modern, London, as well as being included in group exhibitions at museums in New York, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., Berlin, Vienna, and Guangdong (China), among other cities. He will be in Albuquerque during the Land Arts project for September to November, 2009.
Mr. Kuper's artist residency, hosted by the University Art Museum in collaboration with the Department of Art and Art History, is made possible through a generous grant from The Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation.
For more information:
Angela Berkson // 505.277.6773 // waxrtist@unm.edu
UNM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Tues. October 06, 7:30 PM
Popejoy Hall
UNM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
$7/5/3. Popejoy Hall.
STRING PEDAGOGY COMMUNITY CONCERT.
Sun. October 04, 5:00 PM
Keller Hall
General Admission: $5, Children under 12: $3, Children under 7: Free
SUZUKI LAB SCHOOL RECITAL
Sat. October 03, 12:00 PM
Keller Hall
Free. String Students, ages 5 and older, under the direction of UNM Pedagogy Intern Teachers.
UNE NUIT DE FAURÉ: A BENEFIT FOR MUSIC EDUCATION
Fri. October 02, 7:00 PM
Keller Hall
Celebrate the life and music of Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924) with music department faculty and students. Fauré devoted his life to the creation of simple, elegant, and gorgeous music, and his work is now regarded as the finest representation of French mélodie. We will hear his most celebrated chamber symphony works (Pavane, op. 50; Selections from Masques et Bergamasques), works for solo piano, choral selections, and rare vocal music. All proceeds will benefit Music Department scholarships. An evening you won’t forget!
$10/5
DAVID FELBERG, VIOLIN AND PAMELA VIKTORIA PYLE, PIANO
Thurs. October 01, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
DAVID FELBERG, VIOLIN AND PAMELA VIKTORIA PYLE, PIANO
$10/7/3
SEPTEMBER 2009
KEVIN VIGNEAU AND MELISSA PENA, OBOES
Wed. September 30, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
$10/7/3. With Susan Patrick, harpsichord; Denise Reig Turner, bassoon; Mark Tatum, bass; Felix Wurman, cello. Music of the 18th and 20th centuries including works of Zelenka, Marais, Berio and Holliger.
COMPOSITION CLASS RECITAL
Sun. September 27, 4:00 PM
Keller Hall
Free. Students of Dawn Chambers.
Bill Gilbert: Physiocartography, 2005-2006
August 28 - December 20, 2009
Opening: Fri. September 25, 2009 from 5:00 – 7:00 PM
UNM Art Museum
"Bill Gilbert: Physiocartography, 2005-2006"
Bill Gilbert is the UNM Lannan Chair and founder of the Land Arts of the American West program. This solo exhibition features various sites along Bill Gilbert’s journeys from 2005-2006. The digital prints and videos on view represent Gilbert’s investigations between the conceptual disjunction of abstract notions about the landscape and the physical experience of topography and climate.
Land Arts of the American West Program website:
http://landarts.unm.edu
Smudge Studio Blog
Smudge Studio is a collaborative effort between Elizabeth Ellsworth and Jaime Kruse that uses "media to sift, bridge, map, and cross-pollinate networks between artists and environments." They are the web presence for the state wide Land/Art project, and are providing coverage via blogs etc. on the exhibitions and events including programs at the UNM Art Museum. Smudge Studio Blog:
http://smudgestudio.blogspot.com/
Dispersal/Return: Land Arts of the American West 2000-2006
August 28 - December 20, 2009
Opening: Fri. September 25, 2009 from 5:00 – 7:00 PM
UNM Art Museum
"Dispersal/Return: Land Arts of the American West, 2000-2006"
As an important contribution to the state-wide Land Arts initiative, the University of New Mexico Art Museum is proud to present the work of 18 artists from the Land Arts of the American West interdisciplinary field program in the Department of Art and Art History at UNM. Curated by Bill Gilbert, the Lannan Chair and Director of the Land Arts program and Michele M. Penhall, Curator, Prints and Photographs at the UNM Art Museum, the exhibition brings together former artist-participants from this innovative studio program who continue to work on land art based projects.
Artists include: Julie Anand, Jeff Beekman, Nina Dubois, Jess Dunn, Blake Gibson, Jeanette Hart- Mann, Yoshimi Hayashi, Ryan Henel, Mark Hensel, Anna Keleher, Claire Long, John Loth, Erika Osborne, Gabe Romero, Geordie Shepherd, Brooke Steger, Jen Van Horn, and Peter Voshefski.
Land Arts of the American West Program website:
http://landarts.unm.edu
Smudge Studio Blog
Smudge Studio is a collaborative effort between Elizabeth Ellsworth and Jaime Kruse that uses "media to sift, bridge, map, and cross-pollinate networks between artists and environments." They are the web presence for the state wide Land/Art project, and are providing coverage via blogs etc. on the exhibitions and events including programs at the UNM Art Museum. Smudge Studio Blog:
http://smudgestudio.blogspot.com/
GUITAR STUDIO RECITAL
Fri. September 25, 1:00 PM
Keller Hall
Free. Directed by Ben Silva.
LAND ART FILM FEST
Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Surrounded Islands
Thurs. September 24, 5:30 PM
Keller Hall
Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Surrounded Islands – This hour-long documentary traces Christo and Jeanne-Claude's seven-day installation in Biscayne Bay, Florida where they and 400 volunteers wrapped eleven islands in pink polypropylene fabric. (57 mins.)
For more information:
Angela Berkson // 505.277.6773 // waxrtist@unm.edu
GUEST ARTIST: JOCELYN SWIGGER, PIANO.
Wed. September 23, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
GUEST ARTIST: JOCELYN SWIGGER, PIANO.
$7/5/3
Virtual Reality, Archaeology and Public Education
Dr. Maurizio Forte
Mon. September 21, 4:00 - 5:00 PM
UNM Hibben Center, Room 105 (Auditorium)
Dr. Maurizio Forte will give a lecture on using 3D, geospatial technologies (GIS, GPS, and remote sensing), and CAD to reconstruct ancient landscapes that serve as the basis for VR environments that students, internet users, and museum visitors can interactively explore. As examples he will talk about and demonstrate his work on the Via Flamina Project in Rome, the Virtual Rome Web Project, and the Virtual Museum of the Western Han Dynasty (Xi'an, China). Some of the results of his work include an online virtual museum and a VR exhibit at the Museum of Diocletian Baths in which visitors can virtually roam the ancient Via Flaminia comparing it to present-day Rome.
The event is sponsored by the Anthropology Graduate Student Union, the Department of Art and Art History, and the Alfonso Ortiz Center of Intercultural Studies at UNM.
UNM WIND SYMPHONY
Mon. September 21, 7:30 PM
Popejoy Hall
JD Shaw, Horn soloist. Music of Gorb, Pann, Godfrey and Grantham. Directed by Eric Rombach-Kendall.
$7/5/3
SUZUKI LAB SCHOOL RECITAL
Sat. September 19, 12:00 PM
Keller Hall
Free. String Students, ages 5 and older, under the direction of UNM Pedagogy Intern Teachers.
VALERIE POTTER, FLUTE AND PAMELA VIKTORIA PYLE, PIANO
Fri. September 18, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
VALERIE POTTER, FLUTE AND PAMELA VIKTORIA PYLE, PIANO
$10/7/3
LAND ART FILM FEST
Ana Mendieta: Fuego de Tierra
Thurs. September 17, 5:30 PM
Keller Hall
Ana Mendieta: Fuego de Tierra – This video portrait weaves together interviews with Ana Mendieta, other artists, and filmed records of her earthworks and performance pieces to render a vivid testament of her extraordinary talent cut short in 1985 by her untimely, tragic death. (52 mins.)
For more information:
Angela Berkson // 505.277.6773 // waxrtist@unm.edu
CÁRMELO DE LOS SANTOS, VIOLIN
Mon. September 14, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
CÁRMELO DE LOS SANTOS, VIOLIN
$10/7/3
LAND ART FILM FEST
Robert Smithson: Spiral Jetty
Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Valley Curtain
Thurs. September 10, 5:30 PM
Keller Hall
Robert Smithson: Spiral Jetty – Robert Smithson reveals the evolution of this monumental work, arguably one of the most famous earthwork projects from 1970, which resurfaced in Utah's Great Salt Lake in 2005 to new audiences and acclaim after being submerged for 30 years. (35 mins.)
Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Valley Curtain – An Academy Award nominated film directed by David and Albert Maysles that follows the construction of Christo and Jeanne-Claude's enormous (142,00 sq. feet of orange nylon) curtain suspended between two mountains in Rifle, Colorado. (28 mins.)
For more information:
Angela Berkson // 505.277.6773 // waxrtist@unm.edu
GUEST ARTIST: MARK VOTAPEK, CELLO
Tues. September 08, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Free. From the University of Arizona.
The Very Rich Hours
September 4 - 7
12:00 - 6:00 PM
Old San Ysidro Church
The Very Rich Hours
SiteWorks project for LAND/ART for two weekends only
The Very Rich Hours
a sound environment by Steve Peters in the Old San Ysidro Church in Corrales, New Mexico
August 27 - 30 & September 4 - 7, noon-6pm
Old San Ysidro Church in Corrales
966 Old Church Rd. (from Alameda Blvd. NW, drive north on Corrales Rd./NM 448 past Wagner Farms, then west on Old Church Rd.)
Free admission
The Very Rich Hours is a sound installation created especially for the Old San Ysidro Church in Corrales for SiteWorks, a series of projects for LAND/ART presented by 516 ARTS and organized by Kathleen Shields Contemporary Arts Projects. Taking its title from the detailed illuminated devotional manuscripts of the middle ages, the piece is a meditation on the land and sounds of northern New Mexico as filtered through individual human perception. A separate gallery component to this site project is currently on display at 516 ARTS for Second Site, an exhibition and reference site for many LAND/ART projects through September 19.
In developing
The Very Rich Hours, Steve Peters invited ten friends to take him to places in New Mexico with which they felt a personal sense of connection or intimacy, and to describe what they experienced during this visit. These human voices are set within a continuously evolving eight-channel field of environmental sounds and slowly unfolds over 70 minutes. Installed inside the beautiful historic Old San Ysidro Church, listeners are encouraged to sit on the benches or to wander around the space, as different sounds are heard in different parts of the church. The piece features the speaking voices of New Mexico artists, writers, performers and filmmakers including Anne Cooper, Loren Kahn, JB Bryan, Mary Lance, Thomas Ashcraft, Basia Irland, Ted Harrison, Jeffrey Lee, Lisa Gill, and David Dunn as well as singing voices including Ben Black, Katherine Hanson, Jessika Kenney, Linda Strandberg and David Stutz; recorded by Steve Ditore at Jack Straw Publications, Seattle.
The Very Rich Hours will be broadcast on Sunday, August 30 at 9pm on KUNM, 89.9 FM (
www.kunm.org)
LAND/ART website:
http://www.landartnm.org
Land Arts of the American West Program website:
http://landarts.unm.edu
Smudge Studio Blog
Smudge Studio is a collaborative effort between Elizabeth Ellsworth and Jaime Kruse that uses "media to sift, bridge, map, and cross-pollinate networks between artists and environments." They are the web presence for the state wide Land/Art project, and are providing coverage via blogs etc. on the exhibitions and events including programs at the UNM Art Museum. Smudge Studio Blog:
http://smudgestudio.blogspot.com/
LAND ART FILM FEST
Smithson and Serra: Beyond Modernism
James Turrell: Passageways
Thurs. September 03, 5:30 PM
Keller Hall
Smithson and Serra: Beyond Modernism – Produced by the Open University in the United Kingdom, this film explores the challenging dialectic of site-specific works by Robert Smithson and Richard Serra through an examination of seminal works by both artists. (25 mins.)
James Turrell: Passageways – In this overview produced by the Centre Pompidou in Paris, James Turrell discusses his research on natural light and presents to the audience his masterpiece Roden Crater, located in Northern Arizona, which he has worked on since 1972. (26 mins.)
For more information:
Angela Berkson // 505.277.6773 // waxrtist@unm.edu
AUGUST 2009
The Very Rich Hours
August 27 - 30 & September 4 - 7
12:00 - 6:00 PM
Old San Ysidro Church
The Very Rich Hours
SiteWorks project for LAND/ART for two weekends only
The Very Rich Hours
a sound environment by Steve Peters in the Old San Ysidro Church in Corrales, New Mexico
August 27 - 30 & September 4 - 7, noon-6pm
Old San Ysidro Church in Corrales
966 Old Church Rd. (from Alameda Blvd. NW, drive north on Corrales Rd./NM 448 past Wagner Farms, then west on Old Church Rd.)
Free admission
The Very Rich Hours is a sound installation created especially for the Old San Ysidro Church in Corrales for SiteWorks, a series of projects for LAND/ART presented by 516 ARTS and organized by Kathleen Shields Contemporary Arts Projects. Taking its title from the detailed illuminated devotional manuscripts of the middle ages, the piece is a meditation on the land and sounds of northern New Mexico as filtered through individual human perception. A separate gallery component to this site project is currently on display at 516 ARTS for Second Site, an exhibition and reference site for many LAND/ART projects through September 19.
In developing
The Very Rich Hours, Steve Peters invited ten friends to take him to places in New Mexico with which they felt a personal sense of connection or intimacy, and to describe what they experienced during this visit. These human voices are set within a continuously evolving eight-channel field of environmental sounds and slowly unfolds over 70 minutes. Installed inside the beautiful historic Old San Ysidro Church, listeners are encouraged to sit on the benches or to wander around the space, as different sounds are heard in different parts of the church. The piece features the speaking voices of New Mexico artists, writers, performers and filmmakers including Anne Cooper, Loren Kahn, JB Bryan, Mary Lance, Thomas Ashcraft, Basia Irland, Ted Harrison, Jeffrey Lee, Lisa Gill, and David Dunn as well as singing voices including Ben Black, Katherine Hanson, Jessika Kenney, Linda Strandberg and David Stutz; recorded by Steve Ditore at Jack Straw Publications, Seattle.
The Very Rich Hours will be broadcast on Sunday, August 30 at 9pm on KUNM, 89.9 FM (
www.kunm.org)
LAND/ART website:
http://www.landartnm.org
Land Arts of the American West Program website:
http://landarts.unm.edu
Smudge Studio Blog
Smudge Studio is a collaborative effort between Elizabeth Ellsworth and Jaime Kruse that uses "media to sift, bridge, map, and cross-pollinate networks between artists and environments." They are the web presence for the state wide Land/Art project, and are providing coverage via blogs etc. on the exhibitions and events including programs at the UNM Art Museum. Smudge Studio Blog:
http://smudgestudio.blogspot.com/
Dispersal/Return: Land Arts of the American West 2000-2006
August 28 - December 20, 2009
Opening: Fri. September 25, 2009 from 5:00 – 7:00 PM
UNM Art Museum
"Dispersal/Return: Land Arts of the American West, 2000-2006"
As an important contribution to the state-wide Land Arts initiative, the University of New Mexico Art Museum is proud to present the work of 18 artists from the Land Arts of the American West interdisciplinary field program in the Department of Art and Art History at UNM. Curated by Bill Gilbert, the Lannan Chair and Director of the Land Arts program and Michele M. Penhall, Curator, Prints and Photographs at the UNM Art Museum, the exhibition brings together former artist-participants from this innovative studio program who continue to work on land art based projects.
Artists include: Julie Anand, Jeff Beekman, Nina Dubois, Jess Dunn, Blake Gibson, Jeanette Hart- Mann, Yoshimi Hayashi, Ryan Henel, Mark Hensel, Anna Keleher, Claire Long, John Loth, Erika Osborne, Gabe Romero, Geordie Shepherd, Brooke Steger, Jen Van Horn, and Peter Voshefski.
Land Arts of the American West Program website:
http://landarts.unm.edu
Smudge Studio Blog
Smudge Studio is a collaborative effort between Elizabeth Ellsworth and Jaime Kruse that uses "media to sift, bridge, map, and cross-pollinate networks between artists and environments." They are the web presence for the state wide Land/Art project, and are providing coverage via blogs etc. on the exhibitions and events including programs at the UNM Art Museum. Smudge Studio Blog:
http://smudgestudio.blogspot.com/
Bill Gilbert: Physiocartography, 2005-2006
August 28 - December 20, 2009
Opening: Fri. September 25, 2009 from 5:00 – 7:00 PM
UNM Art Museum
"Bill Gilbert: Physiocartography, 2005-2006"
Bill Gilbert is the UNM Lannan Chair and founder of the Land Arts of the American West program. This solo exhibition features various sites along Bill Gilbert’s journeys from 2005-2006. The digital prints and videos on view represent Gilbert’s investigations between the conceptual disjunction of abstract notions about the landscape and the physical experience of topography and climate.
Land Arts of the American West Program website:
http://landarts.unm.edu
Smudge Studio Blog
Smudge Studio is a collaborative effort between Elizabeth Ellsworth and Jaime Kruse that uses "media to sift, bridge, map, and cross-pollinate networks between artists and environments." They are the web presence for the state wide Land/Art project, and are providing coverage via blogs etc. on the exhibitions and events including programs at the UNM Art Museum. Smudge Studio Blog:
http://smudgestudio.blogspot.com/
FRED STURM, PIANO
Sat. August 29, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
FRED STURM, PIANO
In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the death of Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos, a concert devoted to his works. Included on the program will be Cirandas, Ciclo Brasileiro, A Lenda do Caboclo, Saudades das Selvas Brasileiras, Alma Brasileira. Proceeds will benefit the George Robert Scholarship Fund.
$15/10
JACQUELINE ZANDER-WALL, MEZZO-SOPRANO AND LOUISE BASS, PIANO
Sun. August 30, 3:00 PM
Keller Hall
JACQUELINE ZANDER-WALL, MEZZO-SOPRANO AND LOUISE BASS, PIANO
With Leslie Umphrey, soprano. Erica Otero, Horn will also be joining us! Hot Afternoon Concert, music by Rossini, Granados, Donizetti, Viardot, Poulenc and Villa Lobos.
$10/7/3
MAY 2009
2009 WORDS AFIRE FESTIVAL OF NEW PLAYS
April 24 - May 03
Rodey Theatre & Experimental Theatre, Center for the Arts
The University of New Mexico Department of Theatre and Dance’s award winning Dramatic Writing Program is pleased to announce the debut of the New American Plays Initiative, a partnership with the prestigious Drama League of New York City. Three innovative young Drama League directors shape the premieres and readings of our new plays during the 9th Annual Words Afire Festival, April 24 through May 3, 2009, in Rodey Theatre and The Experimental Theatre on UNM’s Main Campus. This collaboration will not only provide the MFA student writers with professional connections and experiences, but the association between the two programs will bring increased professional awareness to the UNM Department of Theatre and Dance. The guest directors, Michael Goldfried, Lauren Keating, and Kerry Whigham are all part of the Directors Project of the Drama League of New York. Now in its twenty-fifth year, The Directors Project has advanced the careers of over 220 talented young directors and has become the preeminent development program for new directors -- providing talented young artists with experiences in the professional theatrical world.
Rodey Theatre & Experimental Theatre, Center for the Arts
April 24 - May 03
Showtimes here:
http://www4.unm.edu/theatre/waf/index.php
Tickets at UNM Ticket Offices, Call 925-5858, or online at
unmtickets.com
More information call 277-4332
Matthew Stewart, piano
Fri. May 01, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Matthew Stewart, piano. Keller Hall, Free.
Suzuki Lab School Recital
Sat. May 02, 12:00 PM
Keller Hall
String students, ages 5 and older, under the direction of UNM Pedagogy Intern Teachers. Keller Hall, Free.
Chase Ellison, Percussion
Sat. May 02, 2:00 PM
Keller Hall
Chase Ellison, Percussion. Keller Hall, Free.
Lauren Hunter, Violin
Sat. May 02, 4:00 PM
Keller Hall
Master of Music Degree Recital. Works of Khachaturian, Bach, Brahms and Beethoven. Keller Hall, Free.
Debra Terry, Violin
Sat. May 02, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Student Recital. Keller Hall, Free.
Percussion Joint Recital
Sat. May 02, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Phil Arnold, bass trombone
Sun. May 03, 12:00 PM
Keller Hall
Master of Music degree recital. With Juliana Jorge, piano; Patrick Beare, percussion; Luis Alberto, violin; and the Albuquerque Jazz Quartet: (Phil Arnold, bass trombone & harmonica), John Rangel, piano; Paul Gonzalez, trumpet and fluegelhorn; and Richard "Kcool" Hall, electric bass. Works by András Szöllösy, Marcel Bitsch, Christopher Stearn, Johann Sebastian Bach, Donald White, Albert Mangelsdorff, Herbie Hancock, Ernö Rapée, Johnny Green and Charlie Parker.
Keller Hall, Free.
Early Music Ensemble
Sun. May 03, 3:00 PM
Keller Hall
"Visions and Visionaries" will feature students performing medieval, Renaissance and Baroque music with voices and early instruments. Directed by Colleen Sheinberg. Keller Hall, Free.
Trombone Studio Recital
Sun. May 03, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Students of Debbie Taylor's Studio. Keller Hall, Free.
Miho Komatsu, Collaborative Piano
Sun. May 03, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Master of Music Degree Recital. Keller Hall, Free.
Campus Band
Mon. May 04, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Chad Simons, director. Keller Hall, Free.
Gaby Antunes Benalil, mezzo-soprano
Tues. May 05, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Master of Music Degree Recital. Works by Vivaldi, Chausson, Brahms, Mahler, Britten, Kear and Santoro. With Mareike Hennig, piano. Keller Hall, Free.
Dolce Suono
Tues. May 05, 4:30 PM
Location TBA
Location TBA, Free. Directed by Regina Carlow.
Jazz Combos
Tues. May 05, 6:30 PM
Keller Hall
African Art Speaker Series
Moyosore Okediji, Ph.D.
Thurs. May 07, 5:30 PM
George Pearl Hall Auditorium
African Art Speaker Series
Visual Cultures of the African World: Tradition, Transculturation, and Post-Colonialism
Moyosore Okediji, Ph.D.(Associate Professor, University of Texas at Austin)
"The End of Freedom: Meaninglessness in Post-Colonial African Art"
This speaker series, funded by the UNM Department of Art and Art History was organized by Assistant Professor Ray Hernandez-Duran as an extension of Art History 429.004: Arts of Sub-Saharan Africa and the African Diaspora.
Jennifer Garcia, Piano
Thurs. May 07, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Master of Music Degree Recital. California Porcupine Rag (William Bolcom), La plus que lente (Claude Debussy), Berceuse and Grande Valse Brillante (Frédéric Chopin) and Sonata No. 21 "Waldstein" (Ludwig van Beethoven). Keller Hall, Free.
Juliana Jorge, Collaborative Piano
Thurs. May 07, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Master of Music Degree Recital. Keller Hall, Free.
Michael Gruetzner, Clarinet
Fri. May 08, 9:00 AM
Keller Hall
Laura Kuechenmeister, Viola
Fri. May 08, 1:30 PM
Keller Hall
Mareike Hennig, Piano
Fri. May 08, 4:00 PM
Keller Hall
Master of Music degree recital. Program will include Chopin "Ballade in A-flat major," Beethoven "Sonata in C Major," Op. 2, No. 3; Ginastera: Tres Danzas Argentinas, Bach/Busoni "Chaconne in d minor." Keller Hall, Free.
Clarinet Marathon
Fri. May 08, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Keith Lemmons, Director. Keller Hall, Free.
Metal Rouge / Mesa Ritual
Sat. May 09, 9:00 PM
ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage
May 09, 2009: The SPECTRE SERIES presents Metal Rouge & Mesa Ritual
"Metal Rouge started in Auckland, New Zealand with no aim but to open ourselves to the spontaneous psych tonalism running through the underbelly of popular music like a pure vein of lightning. We opened ourselves to the river, and now our only aim is to let that river (free)flow." Los Angeles-based Metal Rouge is a duo unit, originally formed between Andrew Scott and Helga Fassonaki.
Mesa Ritual is the duo of Raven Chacon and William Fowler Collins. If you caught the duo at the Robb Trust Composers' Symposium show here at ARTS Lab earlier this month then you'll recall low frequency electronics that shook the architecture, layered field recordings played at a whisper and towering, multicolored walls of sound.
When: Sat. May 09, 9:00 PM, $5/10 suggested donation.
Where: ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage - 131 Pine Street NE, Albuquerque
Map:
http://artslab.unm.edu/where.html
Mareike Hennig, Piano
Fri. May 09, 4:00 PM
Keller Hall
Master of Music degree recital. Program will include Chopin "Ballade in A-flat major," Beethoven "Sonata in C Major," Op. 2, No. 3; Ginastera: Tres Danzas Argentinas, Bach/Busoni "Chaconne in d minor." Keller Hall, Free.
UNM Prep School Sharing Day
Sat. May 09, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Keller Hall
UNM Children's Chorus
Sat. May 09, 3:30 PM
St. Paul Lutheran Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Free.
Brian Garrison, Trumpet
Sat. May 09, 4:00 PM
Keller Hall
Student recital. Keller Hall, free.
UNM Concert Choir & Las Cantantes
Sat. May 09, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Directed by Bradley Ellingboe and Maxine Thevenot. Keller Hall, $7/5/3.
Suzuki Lab School Final Concert
Sun. May 10, 4:00 PM
Keller Hall
APRIL 2009
UNM Orchestra
Thurs. April 30, 7:30 PM
Popejoy Hall
Popejoy Hall, $7/5/3. Directed by Jorge Perez-Gomez.
UNM Jazz Bands
Thurs. April 30, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Keller Hall, $7/5/3. Directed by Glenn Kostur.
Guest Artist: Larry Zalkind, Trombone
Wed. April 29, 2:00 PM
Keller Hall
Guest Artist: Larry Zalkind, Trombone. Keller Hall, FREE.
Richard White, Tuba
Wed. April 29, 6:30 PM
Keller Hall
Richard White, Tuba. Keller Hall, $10/7/3.
UNM Wind Symphony
Wed. April 29, 7:30 PM
Popejoy Hall
Popejoy Hall, $7/5/3. Eric Rombach-Kendall, conductor.
Monica Demarco
Wed. April 29, 8:30 PM
Keller Hall
William Seymour, guest lecture
Tues. April 28, 5:00 - 6:30 PM
Keller Hall
Continuum, a Program to Honor the Continuing Contributions of UNM Professor Emeriti, will present Dr. William Seymour on "Experiencing Musical Awareness." Keller Hall, FREE.
Falko Steinbach Piano Studio II
Tues. April 28, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Falko Steinbach Piano Studio II. Keller Hall, FREE.
RJ Perez, Guitar
Sun. April 26, 12:00 PM
Keller Hall
RJ Perez, Guitar. Keller Hall, FREE.
Roberto de Guzman, Clarinet
Sun. April 26, 2:00 PM
Keller Hall
Roberto de Guzman, Clarinet. Keller Hall, FREE.
Jackie Christiano, Saxophone
Sun. April 26, 4:00 PM
Keller Hall
Jackie Christiano, Saxophone. Keller Hall, FREE.
Falko Steinbach, solo Piano
Sun. April 26, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Falko Steinbach, solo Piano. Keller Hall, $10/7/3.
UNM Opera Theatre
Fri/Sat. April 24/25, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Imagine yourself embarking upon an operatic odyssey full of adventure, enchanting melodies, turbulent passions and infectious verve. Sail the operatic seas with a line up of impressive emerging vocal talent that will transport you to exotic destinations around the globe. Experience a unique atmonsphere of thrilling arias and ensembles sung with elegance and consummate musicality. Get in the mood for an interlude of fun and join UNM Opera Theatre. Family Friendly. Directed by Marilyn Tyler. Keller Hall, $7/5/3.
Jennifer Perez, Voice
Fri. April 17, 4:00 PM
Keller Hall
Sigrid Karlstrom, Violin
Fri. April 17, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Jason Pockrus, Saxophone
Thurs. April 16, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Brass Recital
Thurs. April 16, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Keller Hall, Free. Directed by Karl Hinterbichler.
Joe Gray, Trumpet
Wed. April 15, 2:00 PM
Keller Hall
Keller Hall, Free. $7/5/3. Directed by Scott Ney.
Lauren Hunter, Violin
Wed. April 15, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Keller Hall, Free. String Pedagogy Recital including Lab School students.
Graduate Wind Quintet
Wed. April 15, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Tom Marioni
Tues. April 14, 1:00 - 2:00 PM
GEORGE PEARL HALL, ROOM P104
"The artist's role in society is to observe real life and report on it poetically. If the movement of his materials is sure and honest, the
work becomes a beautiful gesture." -Tom Marioni
Marioni pioneered using social situations as art, and his 1970 piece
called The Act of Drinking Beer with Friends is the Highest Form of Art has
become legendary. Also in 1970, Marioni founded the Museum of
Conceptual Art (MOCA) as “a large-scale social work of art.” He is a sculptor
who has created a large body of work in drawing and printmaking. His work is
currently being shown at the Guggenheim Musuem exhibition "The Third
Mind.
Sponsored by Art and Art History
Kathan Brown
Tues. April 14, 2:00 - 3:00 PM
GEORGE PEARL HALL, ROOM P104
Go With All Your Heart: Traveling with Crown Point Press
KATHAN BROWN is an American printmaker, writer, lecturer, and
entrepreneur. Brown founded Crown Point Press, a fine art print shop
specializing in etching, in 1962 and has owned and directed it since then.
Crown Point Press is widely credited with sparking the revival of etching
as a viable art medium. Some of the most important artists of our
time,including John Cage, Chuck Close, Anish Kapoor, Ed Ruscha, Kiki Smith
and Pat Steir, have worked there."
UNM Percussion Ensemble
Tues. April 14, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Keller Hall, Free. $7/5/3. Directed by Scott Ney.
Jeffrey Piper, Trumpet
Mon. April 13, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Keller Hall, $10/7/3. With Leslie Umphrey, soprano.
Sean Bennett, Trumpet
Sat. April 11, 4:00 PM
Keller Hall
Michael Wood, Guitar
Sat. April 11, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Tuba Studio Recital
Fri. April 10, 3:00 PM
Keller Hall
Guest Artist: Matthew Rohde, Classical Guitar
Fri. April 10, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Sean Kennedy, Tuba
Fri. April 10, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
John Skillman, Trombone
Thurs. April 09, 5:00 PM
Keller Hall
Keller Hall, Free. Graduate Degree Recital
New Mexico Winds
Thurs. April 09, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Keller Hall, $10/7/3. Artist Faculty Woodwind Quintet-in-Residence. With Guest Soloist Dr. Eric Lau, Professor of Saxophone, Valerie Potter, flute; Kevin Vigneau, oboe; Keith Lemmons, clarinet; Denise Reig Turner, bassoon; Peter Ulffers, horn.
Gabe Velasco, Trumpet
Wed. April 08, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Phil Arnold, Trombone
Wed. April 08, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Keller Hall, Free. Master of Music Degree Recital
Ivan Miller, Voice
Tues. April 07, 4:00 PM
Keller Hall
Percussion Studio
Mon. April 06, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Angela Nybakke, Piano
Sun. April 05, 2:00 PM
Keller Hall
Angela Nybakke, Piano. Keller Hall, Free. String Pedagogy Recital.
Kathryn Miller, Clarinet and Heather Bentley, Clarinet
Sun. April 05, 4:00 PM
Keller Hall
Karles Saucedo-McQuade, Violin
Sun. April 05, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
UNM Jazz Bands
Sat. April 04, 6:00 PM
Woodward Hall
UNM Jazz Bands. Woodward Hall, Free. Directed by Glenn Kostur.
Mesa Ritual performance
Wed. April 01, 4:00 PM
ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage
As part of this year's John Donald Robb Composers' Symposium, Mesa Ritual (William Fowler Collins and Raven Chacon) will perform a set of live electronics on Wednesday April 1st.
When: Wednesday, April 01, 4:00 PM, FREE
Where: ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage - 131 Pine Street NE, Albuquerque
Map:
http://artslab.unm.edu/where.html
MARCH 2009
UNM Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band
Mon. March 30, 7:30 PM
Popejoy Hall
UNM Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band. Ticket price TBA.
Christopher Shultis 20 Year Retrospective Concert
Sun. March 29, 3:00 PM
Popejoy Hall
Featuring music by Christopher Shultis written between 1988 and 2008 including 64 Statements re and not re Child of Tree for amplified cactus (1988), Blindness for Marimba (1994) featuring Erica Jett marimba soloist, "a little light, in great darkness" (2000) featuring Eric Lau, saxophone and the New Mexico Winds, Devisidero (2007) featuring Falko Steinbach, piano and the world premiere of Waldmusik (2008) performed by the Goldstein-Hoffman percussion-piano duo.
UNM Composers' Symposium
Sun. March 29 - Wed. April 01
various locations
Outpost Performance Space, www.outpostspace.org for tickets. Monday 30th, 7:30 pm at Popejoy Hall, Free. Tuesday 31st 2 & 7:30pm at Keller Hall, Free. Wednesday, April 1st, 7:30pm at Keller Hall, Free.
The 2009 John Donald Robb Composers' Symposium will feature MacArthur fellow and Columbia Universtiy Professor of Music George Lewis: a composer/performer with a long hisory of prominence in the experimental music tradition. That history includes his membership in the famed Chicago musician's cooperative, the AACM: Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, an organization about which Lewis has recently completed the definitive history "A Power Greater than Ourselves" published by the University of Chicago Press. His appearance at the symposium is being co-sponsored by the Outpost Performance Space where Lewis and an ensemble featuring Nicole Mitchell and Hamid Drake will give the opening concert on Sunday March 29. Concerts will continue Monday March 30 including the world premiere of Christopher Shultis's Openings by the UNM Wind Symphony and a performance of John Donald Robb's Viola Concerto by the chamber ensemble, Chatter, Tuesday March 31 featuring ensemble-in-residence the Hoffman-Goldstein piano-percussion duo. Wednesday April 01 is a day emphasizing radically new developments in contemporary music guest curated by Composer Raven Chacon.
March Screenwriting Workshop w/ Matthew McDuffie
Sat/Sun. March 28/29, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage
Matthew McDuffie, an instructor in the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of New Mexico, and a professional screenwriter who has written for HBO, Showtime, Warner Brothers, and the producers of ER, Capote, and Six Feet Under, will lead an intensive and intimate workshop for novelists, playwrights and screenwriters who are determined to create stronger stories and characters. Participants are encouraged to bring in their own work to develop over the course of the weekend event.
The March Screenwriting Workshop w/ Matthew McDuffie will happen on March 28 and 29, at the ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM. The cost is $225. Call (505) 385-1323 or write to buzzblanco@comcast.net for more information and reservations.
Impulse
March 27 and 28 at 7:30 PM
March 29 at 2:00 PM and 6:00 PM
South Arena, Carlisle Gym
Impulse
Artistic directors Vladimir Conde Reche and Eva Encinias-Sandoval
Featuring the choreography of UNM dance students
Impulse is an electrifying evening of dance choreographed by the very finest of UNM student choreographers. Offering a wide variety of styles, and featuring bold artistic collaboration, Impulse, is a showcase of riveting dance creations that explore the vast scope of dance study available at the University of New Mexico. Experience the excitement of new creation with a dance concert that represents the voices and visions of the next generation of contemporary choreographers and dancers.
South Arena, Carlisle Gym
March 27 and 28 at 7:30pm, and March 29 at 2pm and 6pm
Ticket Prices $10 General, $8 Faculty & Seniors, $7 Staff & Students
Tickets at UNM Ticket Offices, Call 925-5858, or online at
unmtickets.com
Lecture on "Blue Flower/ Flor Azul"
Fri. March 27, 12:00 PM
George Pearl Hall Auditorium
"Blue Flower/ Flor Azul" is a Public Art piece designed for the George Pearl Hall building, School of Architecture and Planning at UNM. The project is commissioned by the Art in Public Places Program (AIPP) of New Mexico Arts and the UNM. It is scheduled to be installed on November 2009.
On the piece, the image of a small drop of blue ink expanding into water is optically enlarged and projected against a 900 Sq Feet custom-made LCD screen to be placed on the projection wall that is located on the west entry of the building.
This colloquium seeks to introduce the project to the University community in order to bring collaborators into the project. Due to the number of different technologies that the piece incorporates, this project offers the perfect platform for a rich collaborative experience where students from diverse disciplines will merge in a cooperative environment of open knowledge.
On this lecture the software and hardware technology that has been so far developed for the project will be introduced through an audiovisual presentation and functional prototypes. A series of "open collaboration calls" will happen along the lecture as we go over different aspects of the project. Computer Science, Electrical and Computing Engineering, Advanced Electronics, Optical Science, Digital Media Technology, Music and Fine Arts are just few of the fields related to this project. But most important of all is the craving from the student of being part of a team that will bring to life a never seen before kind of audiovisual technology.
Please, find further information of the project at
http://www.federicomuelas.com/blue_flower
When: Tuesday, March 24, 7:00 PM
Where: George Pearl Hall Auditorium
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
http://www.federicomuelas.com/blue_flower
Keiko Shimono, Collaborative Piano
Fri. March 27, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Keiko Shimono, Collaborative Piano
Keller Hall, FREE. Master of Music Degree Recital.
Rafael Videira, Viola
Fri. March 27, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Rafael Videira, Viola
Keller Hall, FREE. Master of Music Degree Recital.
African Art Speaker Series
Presents Paul Barrett Niell, Ph.D.
Thurs. March 26, 5:30 PM
UNM Art Museum
African Art Speaker Series
Visual Cultures of the African World: Tradition, Transculturation, and Post-Colonialism
Paul Barrett Niell, Ph.D.(Assistant Professor, Arkansas Tech University in Russellville)
"The Ceiba Tree in Early Nineteenth-Century Havana: An Afro-Cuban Signifier in
Colonial Urban Space"
This speaker series, funded by the UNM Department of Art and Art History was organized by Assistant Professor Ray Hernandez-Duran as an extension of Art History 429.004: Arts of Sub-Saharan Africa and the African Diaspora.
Angela Nybakke, Piano
Thurs. March 26, 5:00 PM
Keller Hall
Angela Nybakke, Piano
Keller Hall, Free.
Erica Otero, Horn
Thurs. March 26, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Erica Otero, Horn
Keller Hall, $10/7/3.
Jazz Combos
Wed. March 25, 5:30 PM
Keller Hall
Jazz Combos
Keller Hall, Free.
Jack McCalley, Oboe
Wed. March 25, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Jack McCalley, Oboe
Keller Hall, Free.
The SPECTRE SERIES: Barn Owl/Heavywater
Tues. March 24, 7:00 PM
ARTS Lab's Digital Media Garage
An evening of heavy drone from Barn Owl (San Francisco) and Heavywater (Albuquerque).
We are very grateful to have Barn Owl coming through. Who are Barn Owl? From the beloved and essential record store Aquarius Records: "Not only have Barn Owl become one of our favorite musical projects right here in SF, but they are now serious contenders to the throne of best purveyors of deep and emotional and soul satisfying drone music anywhere in the world... While drone-folk bands have become a somewhat common entity in the last couple years, it's actually rare to discover one whose music exudes soul and spirited passion... There is much reward in patient listening to the music of Barn Owl. Their sound entrances and enthralls, but without letting go the melodies, or forgoing actual songwriting, these are not just chunks of droning sound, these are songs, dark, haunting, lovely mysterious songs." http://www.myspace.com/barnowlband
Heavywater are 1 part Jim Roeber and 1 part William Fowler Collins. Comfortable in Western Swing, Free Improvisation, and electronics, Jim Roeber is an inventive and focused multi-instrumentalist. William Fowler Collins is an improvisational guitarist and electronic composer and on this night the duo will serve up some heavy electronic dronescapes with a side of Southwestern, cinematic improvisation.
When: Tuesday, March 24, 7:00 PM
Where: ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage. 131 Pine Street NE, Albuquerque
(One block west of University Blvd., 1/2 block north of Central)
How much: $5-10 suggested donation goes to the artists.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
http://artslabmusic.blogspot.com/
ARTS Lab Garage map:
artslab.unm.edu/where.html
Adam Gerling, Trumpet
Tues. March 24, 8:30 PM
Keller Hall
Adam Gerling, Trumpet
Keller Hall, Free.
Benjamin Hay, Trumpet
Mon. March 23, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Benjamin Hay, Trumpet
Keller Hall, Free.
Greek Row Tragedy: An Adaptation of The Bacchae of Euripides
March 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14 at 7:30 PM
March 8 at 2:00 PM
Rodey Theatre, Center for the Arts
Greek Row Tragedy: An Adaptation of The Bacchae of Euripides
By Mars Mráz
Directed by Paul Ford
Music by Mars Mráz
It is Greek Week at the University of America and Amanda and her Sisters of the Mu Nu Delta Sorority House are running out of time. The Greek Sing Showcase is tomorrow night and they still do not have a dance routine. Desperate to win, they seek the legendary dance instructor, Dean Isos who lost his position as ‘Dean of Dance’ at the University on charges of sexual misconduct. Seeing this as an opportunity to seek revenge on the University, he agrees to choreograph the routine. Peter, Amanda’s boyfriend, attempts to stop Dean Isos is met with violent attack from the ‘God of Dance’ and his faithful female followers. Warning: Adult content and situations. (Warning: Adult language and situations.)
Rodey Theatre, Center for the Arts
March 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14 at 7:30 PM and March 8 at 2:00 PM
Ticket Prices $15 General, $10 Faculty & Seniors, $8 Staff & Students
Tickets at UNM Ticket Offices, Call 925-5858, or online at
unmtickets.com
Two One-Acts: Tibetan Mountain Boat and Thou Art Villain
March 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14 at 7:30 PM
March 15 at 6:00 PM
Experimental Theatre, Center for the Arts
Tibetan Mountain Boat
By James Blessing
Directed by Becca Jo Griner
Tibetan Mountain Boat depicts acts of romance, bestiality and savage abductions. While sailing through the mountains of Tibet, the crew is faced with many perils: love triangles, cabin fever, foot fetishes, and crabs. It is a story about love and diversity and overcoming impossible odds for progress and humanity. With a fierce Chupacabra as the antagonist and pink flamingos at every turn, it’s like Phantom of the Opera. It’s one of those stories that need to be told.
Thou Art Villain
By Theo Jackson
Directed by Amanda Machon
It’s a PLAY! It’s a One Act! It’s an original work by Theodore Jackson. A plotting villain is left without purpose when his plans to vanquish his arch nemesis are foiled by the untimely death of the superhero "Blue Bugger". Comedy ensues as our villain copes with his new found inadequacies, pairing with Tibetan Mountain Boat for a night of one acts you won’t soon forget!
Experimental Theatre, Center for the Arts
March 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14 at 7:30pm and March 15 at 6:00pm
Tickets $10 General, $8 Faculty & Seniors, $7 Staff & Students,
Tickets at UNM Ticket Offices, Call 925-5858, or online at
unmtickets.com
Ecotone Physical Theatre
Fri/Sat. March 13 & 14, 8:00 PM
ARTS Lab's Digital Media Garage
Ecotone Physical Theatre performs "Falling Apart - An Evening in Three Acts"
Ecotone Physical Theatre is pleased to announce two performances only, March 13-14 at the ARTS Lab Garage. The ARTS Lab Garage is located near the main campus of the University of New Mexico, and is part of UNM's High Performance Computing Center. It is a research center for investigations into the connections between the arts, technology and science.
Veering from the abstract to the comic, "Falling Apart - An Evening in Three Acts" is a fully improvised work. It is the framework in which the performers invent character, gesture, movement, dialogue in response to the environment and to each other. The performances will feature collaborations with students in 3D Design, Video and Computer Animation, who will work to create environments for performers. The performances will also feature collaborations with UNM dance students.
Ecotone Physical Theatre is an Albuquerque-based performance ensemble of dancers, actors and musicians who mine the rich veins of improvisation: sonic, kinesthetic, textual, visual. Each performance is unique, a blend of slapstick dramedy, angular sound and gesture, rife with potential for hap and mishap. Ecotone Physical Theatre makes extensive use of computers, video and digital technology, random props and costumery, and a variety of dance techniques. The company was formed in the spring of 2006 when Jewell and Company Dance Theatre joined forces with the experimental music group Incus to collaborate on a series of improvised performances called Ecotone. The collaboration was so fruitful and well received, they decided to merge, taking the name of the performance as the name of the company. Its members are directors Donna Jewell and Kevin Paul with Lisa Nevada, Jessica Searer, Bill Clark, Mary Margaret Moore, Susan Skeele, Rufus Cohen, along with costume designer Stacia Smith.
WHEN: Friday and Saturday, March 13-14, 8:00 PM
WHERE: ARTS Lab Garage
131 Pine St., NE (One block west of University Blvd., 1/2 block north of Central)
COST: $10 at the door only. Seating is limited.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Call Donna Jewell at 505.440.4991 or Kevin Paul at 505.681.7368 (NOT FOR PUBLICATION). Photos available on request.
ARTS Lab Garage map:
artslab.unm.edu/where.html
Greenscreen Techniques w/ Alex Lindsay
Tues. March 10, 7:00 - 8:30 PM
ARTS Lab's Digital Media Garage
Join us for a special evening with Alex Lindsay from Pixel Corps in San Francisco. Learn techniques for using the greenscreen. Greenscreen is a valuable film, broadcast, and web video tool but it's still often a mystery to DPs and graphic artists. Learn the math, the tools and the techniques of shooting and keying greenscreen.
Alex has been involved in computer graphics for nearly 20 years. He has extensive experience in digital production including print, real-time graphics, multimedia titles, forensic animation, television, and film. Alex spent several years on the production of Star Wars: Episode 1 (at JAK Films and then at Industrial Light and Magic). He has taught at the Academy of Art and at the San Francisco State Multimedia Studies Programs. He writes for 3D Magazine, 3D World, and Post and is a regular guest on TechTV. Alex is the founder and Chief Architect for Pixel Corps in San Francisco.
COST: FREE. Seating is limited, so be sure reserve your ticket:
http://animotionnm0310.eventbrite.com
ARTS Lab Garage map:
artslab.unm.edu/where.html
UNM Art Museum Documentary Film Series
Outside In: The Transformative Vision of Jerry Uelsmann
Tues. March 10, 5:30 PM
George Pearl Hall Auditorium
Outside In: The Transformative Vision of Jerry Uelsmann
Q & A with filmmaker Daniel Reeves following the screening.
Tues. March 10, 5:30 PM, George Pearl Hall Auditorium
FREE
UNM Art Museum
Violin Performing Group From Fairbanks, Alaska
Sat. March 07, 7:00 PM
Keller Hall
String Pedagogy Presents: Violin Performing Group Form. Directors: Gail Johansen and Jean Krause.
Keller Hall, Free.
Amanda Montgomery, Horn
Fri. March 06, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Master of Music Degree Recital.
Keller Hall, Free.
Violin Studio Recital II
Fri. March 06, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Students of Carmelo de los Santos.
Keller Hall, Free.
Chong Lim, Piano
Thu. March 05, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Chong Lim, Piano
Keller Hall, Free.
Violin Studio Recital I
Thu. March 05, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Students of Carmelo de los Santos
Keller Hall, Free.
African Art Speaker Series
Presents Henry J. Drewal, Ph.D.
Thurs. March 05, 5:30 PM
UNM Art Museum
African Art Speaker Series
Visual Cultures of the African World: Tradition, Transculturation, and Post-Colonialism
Henry J. Drewal, Ph.D. (Evue Bascomb Professor, University of Wisconsin-Madison)
"Whirling Return of the Ancestors and Gods:Yoruba Performance Arts"
This speaker series, funded by the UNM Department of Art and Art History was organized by Assistant Professor Ray Hernandez-Duran as an extension of Art History 429.004: Arts of Sub-Saharan Africa and the African Diaspora.
Jonson Gallery Show
Julia Sapir / Jessica Kennedy
February 20 - March 13
Jonson Gallery
Left: Jessica Kenney,
Fight or Flight, 2009, Acrylic and oil on canvas
Right: Julia Sapir,
In the Grass, 2008
The Jonson Gallery is pleased to present two new exhibitions, Julia Sapir: Equation and Jessica Kennedy: Self Diagnosis. The shows run from February 17th, 2009 through March 13th, 2009. Please join us for their opening reception on Friday, February 20th, from 5-7 p.m.
Julia Sapir: Equation
Sapir uses imagery in the way that a writer uses language. As a writer might string together words to create a sentence, she assembles photographs to a similar effect. A single photograph can tell one story. Adding more photographs expands the narrative possibilities further, each successive one building upon or disrupting the conventional interpretation of its neighbor. Surprising, beautiful images captivate and challenge us to perceive and create new and mutable stories.
Jessica Kennedy: Self Diagnosis
Jessica Kennedy’s paintings explore themes of anatomy, pathology, nature, and beauty. Her interest stems from the knowledge that we, as humans, are not as far removed from the flora and fauna of the natural world as we tend to believe. Vulnerability and fragility exist in us just as they do in single-celled organisms or blades of grass. Through a combination of oil and acrylic painting, Kennedy presents a sublime visual world that is interchangeably animal, botanical, and humanoid.
Falko Steinbach Piano Studio I
Wed. March 04, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Directed by Jorge Perez-Gomez.
Keller Hall, Free.
UNM Art Museum Documentary Film Series
The Decisive Moment & Remembering Edward Weston
Tues. March 03, 5:30 PM
George Pearl Hall Auditorium
Double feature presents 2 short documentaries on Henri Cartier-Bresson and Edward Weston.
Tues. March 03, 5:30 PM, George Pearl Hall Auditorium
FREE
UNM Art Museum
UNM Orchestra
Tue. March 03, 7:30 PM
Popejoy Hall
Directed by Jorge Perez-Gomez.
Popejoy Hall, $7/5/3.
UNM Symphony Band
Sun. March 01, 2:00 PM
Keller Hall
Directed by Chad Simons.
Keller Hall, $7/5/3.
Wes Campbell, Trumpet
Sun. March 01, 4:00 PM
Keller Hall
Master of Music Degree Recital.
Keller Hall,FREE.
Guest Artists: Electro Acoustic Music by Thomas DeLio and Wesley Fuller
Sun. March 01, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Thomas DeLio (Professor of Music at the University of Maryland) and Wesley Fuller (Professor Emeritus Clark University) will present their most recent electro-acoustic music as part of their residency at the UNM Department of Music. There will also be a public lecture on Monday March 2 6:00 PM (FAC 1108).
Keller Hall,FREE.
FEBRUARY 2009
UNM/PAS Day of Percussion
Sat. February 28, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Keller Hall
UNM/PAS Day of Percussion
Keller Hall, $5 General Admission, Free for PAS members. The event will feature local, national and international percussionists giving hands-on master classes, clinics and performances. Please go to the percussion section of the UNM Music website (
http://music.unm.edu) and look for the UNM/PAS Day of Percussion for more detailed information.
UNM/PAS Day of Percussion Evening Concert
Sat. February 28, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Keller Hall, $7/5/3. Free for PAS members. This concert will feature collegiate ensembles as well as local, national and international percussion artists. Please go to the percussions section of the UNM Music website and look for UNM/PAS Day of Percussion for more detailed information.
Devin Ulibarri, Guitar
Fri. February 27, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Devin Ulibarri, Guitar
Keller Hall, $10/7/3.
John Sommers Gallery Opening
Joseph Romero
February 16 - 27
John Sommers Gallery
Joseph Romero:
CardiologyBFA Thesis Exhibition
John Sommers Gallery
February 16-27th
Opening Reception Friday, February 20, 6:00 - 8:00 PM
2nd floor, Art building, UNM albuquerque campus
Gallery hours: Monday – Friday: 8:15 - 4:30
Dustin Neal, Clarinet
Thurs. February 26, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Dustin Neal, Clarinet
Keller Hall, Free. Master of Music Degree Recital.
Lindsey Braun, Clarinet
Thurs. February 26, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Lindsey Braun, Clarinet
Keller Hall, Free. Master of Music Degree Recital.
Jazz Combos
Wed. February 25, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Jazz Combos
Keller Hall, Free. Glenn Kostur, Director.
Trombone Studio Recital
Tue. February 24, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Trombone Studio Recital
Keller Hall, Free. Students of Karl Hinterbichler.
Michael Abrams, Clarinet
Tue. February 24, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Michael Abrams, Clarinet
Keller Hall, Free. Master of Music Degree Recital
UNM Art Museum Documentary Film Series
Mondrian: From Naturalism to Abstraction
Tues. February 24, 5:30 PM
Art Museum, Center for the Arts
Mondrian: From Naturalism to Abstraction
Tues. February 24, 5:30 PM
FREE
UNM Art Museum
UNM Wind Symphony
Mon. February 23, 7:30 PM
Popejoy Hall
UNM Wind Symphony
Popejoy Hall, $7/5/3. Directed by Eric Rombach-Kendall. This concert is part of the North American Saxophone Alliance Conference and will feature soloists Timothy McAllister of Arizona State University and Eric Lau of the University of New Mexico.
UNM Jazz Bands
Sun. February 22, 7:30 PM
Popejoy Hall
UNM Jazz Bands
Popejoy Hall, $7/5/3. Directed by Glenn Kostur. This concert is part of the North American Saxophone Alliance Conference and will feature saxophonists Doug Laurence of the Count Basie Orchestra, Chris Beaty, Greg Fishman, and the saxophone quartet Thrasher.
The North American Saxophone Alliance present the 2009 NASA Region 2 Conference
Sun. February 22 + Mon. February 23, All Day
Keller Hall
Keller Hall, Free. All Day. Program will include performances, lectures, lecture-recitals, clinics, master classes, and other presentations that relate to the saxophone. For more information please contact Eric Lau at elau@unm.edu
Screenwriting Workshop with Matthew McDuffie
Sat./Sun. February 21 & 22, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
ARTS Lab's Digital Media Garage
We're very glad to welcome Matthew McDuffie back for a small group Screenwriting Workshop at ARTS lab on February 21st and 22nd. Matthew McDuffie, an instructor in the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of New Mexico, and a professional screenwriter who has written for HBO, Showtime, Warner Brothers, and the producers of ER, Capote, and Six Feet Under, will lead an intensive and intimate workshop for novelists, playwrights and screenwriters who are determined to create stronger stories and characters. Participants are encouraged to bring in their own work to develop over the course of the weekend event.
WHEN: Sat. February 21 and Sun. February 22, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The cost is $225. Call (505) 385-1323 or email
buzzblanco@comcast.net for more information and reservations.
ARTS Lab Garage map:
artslab.unm.edu/where.html
Guest Artists: East Coast Composers' Ensemble
Fri. February 20, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Guest Artists: East Coast Composers' Ensemble
Keller Hall, $7/5/3.
ARTS Lab's SPECTRE SERIES
Presents NoiseFold
Fri. February 20, 7:30 PM
ARTS Lab's Digital Media Garage
NoiseFold is a leading interactive sound-art and live cinema group founded by David Stout and Cory Metcalf. NoiseFold perform live animation works to breed virtual forms that both create and respond to sound. These abstract visual structures can take many forms including bio-mimetic cellular life & organic architectures. The performers animate, coax, bend and herd these audio-visual "organisms" by use of cameras, microphones, electro-magnetic and infrared sensors. The result is a visual music theater where "lifelike" avatars emerge, evolve and emit a startling array of sounds; from pure noise and chaotic rhythms to shimmering melodic textures.
The SPECTRE SERIES on the web:
http://artslabmusic.blogspot.com/
ARTS Lab Garage map:
artslab.unm.edu/where.html
Broadway, Your Way! The Interactive Musical Theatre Revue
February 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21 at 7:30 PM
February 15, 22 at 6:00 PM
Experimental Theatre, Center for the Arts
Broadway, Your Way! The Interactive Musical Theatre Revue
Directed by Hal Simons
Musical Direction by Paul Roth
In Broadway Your Way! The Interactive Musical Revue, audiences are invited to participate by singing (if they want,) dancing (if they want,) and selecting their favorite songs from a mixed menu of musical theatre, to create a show that is sure to satisfy everyone’s taste. To keep things eclectic, an ensemble of a dozen of UNM’s most talented actors have prepared a variety of show tunes - with selections ranging from West Side Story to Spring Awakening! Several times each show, the audience will be asked to vote, and the most popular choices make it into that evening’s performance, fashioning a different musical revue each evening. Each performance will be as unique and as different as the audience that creates it!
Experimental Theatre, Center for the Arts
Ticket Prices: $10 General, $8 Faculty & Seniors, $7 Staff & Students
Tickets at UNM Ticket Offices, Call 925-5858, or online at
unmtickets.com
Robert Heinecken Memorial Lecture Series
Presents Photographer Alec Soth
Thurs. February 19, 5:30 PM
George Pearl Hall auditorium
Alec Soth is a Minneapolis-based photographer. His work is represented
in major public and private collections, including the San Francisco
Museum of Modern Art, the Museum of Fine Arts Houston and the Walker
Art Center in Minneapolis. His first monograph, Sleeping by the
Mississippi, was published in 2004 to critical acclaim. Since then
Soth has published NIAGARA (2006), Fashion Magazine (2007), and Dog
Days, Bogotá (2007). His most recent publication is entitled The Last
Days of W.
Kevin Vigneau
Wed. February 18, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Kevin Vigneau
Keller Hall, $10/7/3. With Amy Greer, Piano.
Miho Komatsu, Collaborative Piano
Sun. February 15, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Miho Komatsu, Collaborative Piano
Keller Hall, Free. Master of Music Degree Recital.
Gale Memorial Lecture Series
Presents Peter Sarkisian
Fri. February 13, 12:00 PM
ARTS Lab's Digital Media Garage
Peter Sarkisian is a remarkable and internationally recognized video artist working with video as a sculptural element that challenges the moving image as a narrative model. Using two-dimensional projections intertwined with three-dimensional surfaces, Sarkisian is attempting to free his imagery from the confines of the frame, thereby creating a sense of immediacy, which overcomes referential barriers and enables the viewer to participate perceptually in a constructed event.
Sarkisian studied film and photography at the California Institute of the Arts and then directing at the American Film Institute. He has exhibited his video work extensively including the 2002 Whitney Biennial, The Iris Collection in Mexico City, Art Forum, Berlin, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, I-20 Gallery in New York, and is represented by James Kelly Contemporary in Santa Fe.
Funded by the Gale Memorial Lecture Series and the Art & Art History Department.
People with special needs please call the Art and Art History Department 277-5861
ARTS Lab Garage map:
artslab.unm.edu/where.html
Suzuki Lab School Recital
Sat. February 07, 12:00 PM
Keller Hall
Suzuki Lab School Recital
Keller Hall, Free. String students, ages 5 & older, under the direction of UNM Pedagogy Intern Teachers.
Jessica Taylor, Soprano
Fri. February 06, 8:00 PM
Keller Hall
Jessica Taylor, Soprano
Master of Music Degree Recital. Keller Hall, Free.
John Marchiando, Trumpet
Thu. February 05, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
John Marchiando, Trumpet
Keller Hall, $10/7/3.
JANUARY 2009
ARTS Lab hosts Global Game Jam
Fri. January 30, 5:00 PM - Sun. February 01, 5:00 PM
ARTS Lab Garage
ARTS Lab hosts Global Game Jam
What is a Game Jam? In a Game Jam, participants come together to make video games. Each participant works in a small team on a complete game project over the course of a limited time period, usually over a weekend. With such a small time frame, the games tend to be innovative and experimental. The Global Game Jam (GGJ) is the first of its kind: a game Jam that takes place in the same 48 hours all over the world! The global Game Jam will start at 5:00PM Friday, January 30, 2009 through 5:00PM Sunday, February 01, 2009, (all times local). All participants in the Global Game Jam will be constrained by the same rules and limitations, with each time zone having one distinct constraint.
The inaugural Global Game Jam also features a streaming video keynote from World of Goo developer Kyle Gabler (pretty cool!).
Participants must pre-register - no admission without pre-registration
Email Eric Renz-Whitmore:
whitmore at unm dot edu
Entrance Fee: $5
Available spots: 30
WHERE:
ARTS Lab Garage
131 Pine St., NE (One block west of University Blvd., 1/2 block north of Central)
UNM Concerto Competition
Sat. January 31, 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Keller Hall
UNM Concerto Competition
Keith Lemmons, director.
Keller Hall, Free. Open to the Public.
Michael Chapdelaine, Guitar
Fri. January 30, 7:30 PM
Keller Hall
Michael Chapdelaine, Guitar
Keller Hall, $10/7/3.
Juliana Jorge, Collaborative Piano
Thu. January 29, 6:00 PM
Keller Hall
Juliana Jorge, Collaborative Piano
Master of Music Degree Recital. Keller Hall, Free.
MIX Conference
Sat. January 17, 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
UNM Student Union Building (SUB)
New Mexico Media: the Next Five Years
The fifth annual MISP or Media Industries Conference serves the need to connect, inform and educate New Mexico's wide media industries community, to share information about activities and opportunities, and to strategize ways we can improve the creative business environment for all New Mexicans.
Location
Location is the UNM Student Union Building, UNM Main Campus, Albuquerque
Registration
Our registration site is now open! Cost is $50 for regular participants; $25 for students* and members of partner organizations -- which includes lunch and snacks.
Info:
NM MIX Conference website
