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Film Screening and Reception December 13 // 2pm 4pm Center for Southwest Research, Frank Water's Room This exhibition presents student and faculty artwork from the community engaged art studio class called Seeing Radicle
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Film Screening and Reception
December 13 // 2pm 4pm
Center for Southwest Research, Frank Water’s Room
This exhibition presents student and faculty artwork from the community engaged art studio class called Seeing Radicle Futures. This class is part of Radicle Art Ecology Lab (RAVEL) programming which offers filed-based course supporting the intersection of art, ecological research, and cultural engagement. RAVEL is a creative community focused on reiterative practices and committed to situated biophilic and relational ecologies.
Time
dec 13 (friday) 9:00am - apr 3 (thursday) 5:00pm
Location
Zimmerman Library
1900 Roman Ave NE Albuquerque, NM 87131
04feb10:00 AM04apr5:00 PMFeaturedTamarind Exhibition: Home Again: Artists on NM2500 Central Ave SE
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Home Again: Artists on NM comprises a selection of works on paper created by artists who are either based in or inspired by New Mexico, including Andrew Dasburg, Judy Chicago,
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Home Again: Artists on NM comprises a selection of works on paper created by artists who are either based in or inspired by New Mexico, including Andrew Dasburg, Judy Chicago, Jim Dine, Rose B. Simpson, and Emmi Whitehorse, among others. The exhibition is an expanded and extended showing of Tamarind at El Zaguán, which appeared on view December 6, 2024 through January 18, 2025.
Gallery Hours: Tuesday through Friday 10 am to 5 pm
Time
feb 4 (tuesday) 10:00am - apr 4 (friday) 5:00pm
Location
Tamarind Institute
2500 Central Ave SE
22feb(feb 22)12:00 PM27jul(jul 27)5:00 PMShadow Archive3824 Main St, Riverside, CA 92501
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Spring Reception, Saturday, March 22, 2025, 3:00-6:00 pm Professor Meggan Gould, who teaches photography within the Department of Art at UNM and serves as the Associate Dean of Research, is a
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Spring Reception, Saturday, March 22, 2025, 3:00-6:00 pm
Professor Meggan Gould, who teaches photography within the Department of Art at UNM and serves as the Associate Dean of Research, is a contemporary photographer whose work often explores the rhetorical, semiotic, and material ways in which photography and its tools—namely, cameras—have been socially constructed. She places under the lens facets of camera technology that usually reside comfortably outside the resultant image—the varying structures and functions of viewfinders, film frame counters, and camera icons—questioning the particular ways in which these seemingly natural and neutral attributes shape the photographer, and the medium itself.
During the creation of her series “7 Pictures Remaining,” the artist’s images of camera counters took on a surprising new dimension when she discovered that many of the cameras documented contained rolls of undeveloped film. Gould opened nearly all the cameras in the collection and discovered hundreds of never-before-seen images residing within. This yielded fascinating discoveries and intimate moments connecting cameras, and former camera owners, to their images, effectively operating as a “shadow archive” within the California Museum of Photography (CMP) technology collection. A selection of prints made from these anonymous images are presented alongside Gould’s own work, attributing personal histories and biographies to these otherwise mute objects.
Time
feb 22 (saturday) 12:00pm - jul 27 (sunday) 5:00pm
Location
UCR ARTS
3824 Main St, Riverside, CA 92501
15mar6:00 PM8:00 PMFeaturedNew Tableau: Experiments in Photography516 Central Ave.
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In this group exhibition curated by Daniel Ulibarri, New Tableau: Experiments in Photography explores how contemporary artists are returning to the photographic medium's experimental beginnings within the context of modernity.
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In this group exhibition curated by Daniel Ulibarri, New Tableau: Experiments in Photography explores how contemporary artists are returning to the photographic medium’s experimental beginnings within the context of modernity. From thermal cameras to alternative darkroom techniques, these artists embrace subtraction, abstraction, amalgamation, unorthodox imaging and non-traditional practices to explore new frontiers.
New Tableau features nine local and international artists, including Roger Ballen, Stefan Jennings Batista, Ryan Dennison, Jesse Draxler, Derrell Lopez, Emily Margarit Mason, Zuyva Sevilla, Nick Tauro Jr., and Ramona Zordini.
Time
mar 15 (saturday) 6:00pm - mar 15 (saturday) 8:00pm
Location
516 ARTS
516 Central Ave.
Tickets
https://www.516arts.org/exhibitions/new-tableau-experiments-in-photography
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Take a lunchtime journey with music by The Hills. Folk, Country, Jazz and Popular selections are on the menu today. The quartet consists of Hilary Fabich, Andrew Knight, Chad Scheet,
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Take a lunchtime journey with music by The Hills. Folk, Country, Jazz and Popular selections are on the menu today. The quartet consists of Hilary Fabich, Andrew Knight, Chad Scheet, Laura Carr and Michael Hua.
Time
mar 26 (wednesday) 12:00pm - mar 26 (wednesday) 1:00pm
Location
University of New Mexico Hospitals, BBRP Cafe
2211 Lomas Blvd. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87106
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Lecture: Voices of the Village: Tradition, Mediatization, and Identity in Sardinian Multipart Singing.
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Lecture: Voices of the Village: Tradition, Mediatization, and Identity in Sardinian Multipart Singing.
Time
mar 27 (thursday) 2:00pm - mar 27 (thursday) 3:00pm
Location
Keller Hall
UNM Center for the Arts & Art Museum, Albuquerque, NM 87106
Tickets
free admission
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The UNM Symphony Orchestra presents an evening of music that celebrates both intimacy and brilliance. The program begins with Paul Dukas’s Fanfare from La Peri, a short yet powerful opening
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The UNM Symphony Orchestra presents an evening of music that celebrates both intimacy and brilliance. The program begins with Paul Dukas’s Fanfare from La Peri, a short yet powerful opening statement. Jessie Montgomery’s Starburst follows, dazzling with its explosive energy and shimmering textures. The timeless vitality of Mozart’s Haffner Symphony (Symphony No. 35) brings a classical brilliance to the evening, and the program concludes with Adolfo Mejía’s Pequeña Suite, a charming and vibrant work that reflects the rich traditions of Latin American music.
Time
mar 27 (thursday) 7:30pm - mar 27 (thursday) 9:00pm
Location
Popejoy Hall
UNM Center for the Arts & Art Museum, Albuquerque, NM 87106
Tickets
$15 general admission, $10 seniors and UNM employees, $5 students
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Conducted by Dr. Patrick Gill and Sharee Gariety.
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Conducted by Dr. Patrick Gill and Sharee Gariety.
Time
mar 28 (friday) 7:30pm - mar 28 (friday) 9:00pm
Location
Keller Hall
UNM Center for the Arts & Art Museum, Albuquerque, NM 87106
Tickets
$15 general admission, $10 seniors and UNM employees, $5 students
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Opening Reception: Saturday, March 29th, 3-6pm Catered by Finocchi Thesis exhibition by Emma Ressel, '25 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
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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
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