CFA Unit College of Fine Arts
Date
Title
CFA Unit
All
Academic
Art
Art and Ecology
Art History
Arts Leadership and Business
Arts-in-Medicine
Business
Ceramics
College of Fine Arts
Conference
Conferences
Education
Entrepreneurship
Cinematic Arts
Financial Education
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Music
STEMarts
Tamarind Institute
Theatre
UNM Art Museum
UNM John Donald Robb Musical Trust
UNM Music Prep School
UNM Photo Lab
Venue
All
1029 6th St NW
140 Gallery
1415 4th St SW
516 ARTS
6th St. Gallery
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Convention Center
Albuquerque Museum
Albuquerque Square Dance Center
Amsterdam
Art annex and mattox sculpture center
Art Annex Graduate Studios
Art Building
ARTSLab
Center for the Arts
Center for the Arts room 2018
CERIA 337
Chatter
Cinema
Conference
Cornell Mall
Dane Smith Hall
DreamSpring
Edinburgh
Elizabeth Waters Center for Dance
First Presbyterian Church Taos
France
FUSION | 708
George Pearl Hall Auditorium
Guild Cinema
Historic Santa Fe Foundation (HSFF)
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Hyenas Comedy Club
John Sommers Gallery
John Sommers Lobby
Keller Hall
Kiva Auditorium
Latin American and Iberian Institute
Los Poblanos Quinta Gallery
Masley Gallery
Maxwell Museum of Anthropology
Mesa del Sol
Museum of Contemporary Native Arts
National Hispanic Cultural Center ~ Albuquerque Journal Theatre
Netherlands
ni de aquí ni de allá
NM 87102
Paris
Popejoy Hall
Red Horse Bed and Breakfast
Robertson & Sons Violin Shop Concert Hall
Rodey Theatre
Room 1108
Santa Fe Art Institute
smoke the moon
Stardust
Tamarind Institute
The Episcopal Cathedral of St. John
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
UK
University of New Mexico Art Museum (UNMAM)
UNM Alumni Chapel
UNM Arts Lab
UNM Hospital
UNM-Taos HIVE
Yale Peabody Museum
Zimmerman Library
Zoom
Type of Art
All
Art & Ecology
Ceramics/Pottery/Clay
Collaborative CFA Event
Conferences
Dance
Digital Arts
Experimental
Film
Gallery Exhibition
Graphic Design
Installation
Lecture
Music
Musicology
Painting
Performance Art
Photography
Public Art
Studio Art
Theatre
Visual Art
may

Event Details
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 29th, 3-6pm Catered by Finocchi Thesis exhibition by Emma Ressel, '25 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
Event Details
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 29th, 3-6pm
Catered by Finocchi
Thesis exhibition by Emma Ressel, ’25
New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
Time
mar 29 (saturday) 3:00pm - jun 16 (monday) 5:00pm
Location
New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
1801 Mountain Rd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104

Event Details
Heidegger, one of the most prominent philosophers in the 20th century, has developed an original body of thought, relying on insights of the ancient school of philosophy—particularly Aristotle—on the relationship
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Heidegger, one of the most prominent philosophers in the 20th century, has developed an original body of thought, relying on insights of the ancient school of philosophy—particularly Aristotle—on the relationship between world, art, and science. Following his line of thought, our panel will attempt to unfurl his complex yet edifying thinking concerning the contrasting and overlapping relationships between technological and artistic dispositions and the way these modes of being shape our interaction with the world. Through a focused consideration of Heidegger’s theories on nature, reality and art, we will explore the way in which truth and the experience of the natural world are determined with regard to the development of both art and science.
In conjunction with the exhibition Woven Skies: SciArt from Air to the Cosmos, SciArt Santa Fe is hosting a series of these presentations called ‘LASERs’. LASER stands for Leonardo Art Science Evening Rendezvous and take place around the world in more than 40 institutions in 4 continents. SciArt Santa Fe represents New Mexico in this prestigious international Leonardo Society for the Arts, Sciences, and Technology initiative. Woven Skies LASERs feature exhibiting New Mexico artists and sciart experts from across the state.
Time
may 10 (saturday) 6:30pm - may 10 (saturday) 8:00pm
Location
Santa Fe Art Institute
1600 ST MICHAELS DR # 31
Tickets
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/st-johns-students-discuss-science-art-world-in-heideggers-thought-registration-1348615708889

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Maryam Hojati, PhD. presents Large-Scale 3D Printing for Sustainable Housing and Infrastructure on Earth and Beyond This presentation explores the applications, benefits, and challenges of 3D printing in constructing houses and
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Maryam Hojati, PhD. presents Large-Scale 3D Printing for Sustainable Housing and Infrastructure on Earth and Beyond
This presentation explores the applications, benefits, and challenges of 3D printing in constructing houses and infrastructure on Earth and in extraterrestrial environments. Additive manufacturing minimizes material waste, reduces carbon emissions, and enhances design flexibility, making it a key driver for sustainable construction. Beyond Earth, large-scale 3D printing offers a promising solution for building habitats on the Moon and Mars, where extreme conditions and logistical constraints make conventional methods impractical. By combining terrestrial innovations with space exploration needs, 3D printing has the potential to revolutionize planetary habitation and sustainable infrastructure development.
Andrea Polli, MFA/PhD presents Air Intelligences
Air contains essences of place, feeling and tasting distinctly differently in varied geographies. Polli presents her current artwork focusing on air movement using animations and objects imagining the shape of air in two ways: Firstly, through computational mapping of sound spectrograms, animating, 3d printing and casting resulting shapes in blown glass and other materials. Secondly, through examining materials chemistry including biochemistry to create new forms and unexpected material responses, for example creating porous foam glass shapes using chemical catalysts and integrating live algae in collaboration with Environmental Engineer Fiona Bell.
In conjunction with the exhibition Woven Skies: SciArt from Air to the Cosmos, SciArt Santa Fe is hosting a series of these presentations called ‘LASERs’. LASER stands for Leonardo Art Science Evening Rendezvous and take place around the world in more than 40 institutions in 4 continents. SciArt Santa Fe represents New Mexico in this prestigious international Leonardo Society for the Arts, Sciences, and Technology initiative. Woven Skies LASERs feature exhibiting New Mexico artists and sciart experts from across the state.
Time
may 11 (sunday) 6:30pm - may 11 (sunday) 8:00pm
Location
Santa Fe Art Institute
1600 ST MICHAELS DR # 31
Tickets
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/materials-and-sustainability-on-earth-and-beyond-registration-1348636430869

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Join artists Kirsten Angerbauer, Zuvya Sevilla and Alyce Santoro as they explore the translation of energy—sound, light, heat, and particles—through new media, installation, and experiential sculpture. During this talk, Kirsten,
Event Details
Join artists Kirsten Angerbauer, Zuvya Sevilla and Alyce Santoro as they explore the translation of energy—sound, light, heat, and particles—through new media, installation, and experiential sculpture. During this talk, Kirsten, Zuvya and Alyce will discuss how their overlapping creative practices naturally mirror and amplify the world around us. Together, they will reveal how perceptual experiences can shed light on complex energetic systems and environmental phenomena.
Time
may 18 (sunday) 6:30pm - may 18 (sunday) 8:00pm
Location
Santa Fe Art Institute
1600 ST MICHAELS DR # 31
Tickets
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/flux-and-feedback-registration-1349094521029
june

Event Details
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 29th, 3-6pm Catered by Finocchi Thesis exhibition by Emma Ressel, '25 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
Event Details
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 29th, 3-6pm
Catered by Finocchi
Thesis exhibition by Emma Ressel, ’25
New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
Time
mar 29 (saturday) 3:00pm - jun 16 (monday) 5:00pm
Location
New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
1801 Mountain Rd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104