“Acting Together on the World Stage”

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The SFAI and Theatre Without Borders Present:


Acting Together on the World Stage:
Performance and the Creative Transformation of Conflict
Film Screening and Panel Discussion

What: Acting Together on the World Stage Film Screening & Panel Discussion
Where: Tipton Hall
When: 6pm Monday, February 13
How Much: $10 general | $5 students/seniors

The Santa Fe Art Institute is very pleased to work with internationally recognized Theatre Without Borders to present a screening of the documentary film Acting Together on the World Stage immediately followed by a Panel Discussion.

The feature documentary Acting Together on the World Stage highlights courageous and creative artists and peacebuilders working in conflict zones. It features theatrical Continue reading

HALF LIFE 2012 Season of Programming

HALF-LIFE: PATTERNS OF CHANGE 2012
Season of Programming
Join our visiting artists for part II of HALF LIFE as we explore questions that underlie the basic concept of half-life: how do systems age, decline, and regenerate? How can we use the artistic and creative processes to make those actions sustainable, inclusive, and effective? The artists will wrestle with complex issues such as the history of culture and Continue reading

CREATIVE CAPITAL IS BACK!

INVITATION TO APPLY

Internet for Artists Weekend
&
Verbal Communications
Workshops
Open to Individual Artists Living and Working in New Mexico

Overview
The Santa Fe Art Institute is pleased, with support from the Kresge Foundation, to partner
with Creative Capital to present two Professional Development workshops, Internet for Artists and Verbal Communications, for artists, writers, and performers in all disciplines living and working in New Mexico. The Internet for Artists weekend retreat will take place
at the Santa Fe Art Institute from Friday, January 20 to Sunday, January 22, 2012, and the Verbal Communications workshop will be held on Monday, January 23, 2012. The two workshops may be taken individually or in combination. Eligible New Mexico artists are invited to apply to attend. Continue reading

“Act in Response: Santa Fe Speaks” A Community Exhibition

Act in Response: Santa Fe Speaks

A community exhibition in response to an open call for work related to environmental issues.

Exhibition Hours
Monday – Friday
11/11 – 12/16
9am – 5pm

Including work by:
Diane Armitage
Jon Carver
Charlotte Dupont
Liza Buzytsky
Lauren Davies
Autumn Gomez
Nico Salazar
Dana Chodzko
Gerald Jacobi
Stacy Pearl
Monique Janssen-Belitz
Marion Wasserman
Sybille Palmer
De Haven Solimon Chaffins
Teressa Valla
Erikka James
Mark Lyons
Mary Dineen
Ai Krasner
Jerry and Raina Wellman
Tafadzwa Matamba
Cheri Ibes
Ana MacArthur
Pat Harris
Sherry Bishop
Bill Maxon
Rick Fisher
Don Kennell
Topaz Jones
Mayumi Nishida
Niya Lee
Ann Filemyr
Daniel Richmond
Elba Pineda Philips

Environmental Activist & Author Bill McKibben

Bill McKibben, founder of 350.org and author of numerous books on climate change

SFAI Fundraiser with
Environmental Activist & Author
Bill McKibben

Wednesday, November 9
7pm, Lensic Performing Arts Center
Tickets $25-$100*
Available through Tickets Santa Fe
TicketsSantaFe.org
*$50 tickets include a signed copy of McKibben’s latest book Eaarth |  $100 tickets include a signed copy of Eaarth and a private dinner with Bill after the lecture

“The planet’s best green journalist”
 -TIME Magazine
“our most important environmentalist” 
-Boston Globe

Author, educator, and environmentalist Bill McKibben is the author of a dozen books about Continue reading

Access your creative center with artist Monika Bravo!

Filmmaker, Photographer, and Video Installation Artist

Monika Bravo

Breathingwall, 2011

What: Monika Bravo Lecture
Where: Tipton Hall
When: 6pm Tuesday, October 11
How Much: $10 general | $5 students/seniors

What: Monika Bravo Reception & Dance Party
Where: SFAI
When: 7:30-9pm Tuesday, October 11
How Much: FREE!

What: The Well, a Workshop with Monika Bravo
Where: SFAI
When: 10am – 4pm Saturday & Sunday, October 8 & 9
How Much: $200 – sliding scale fee and work trade options available

What: 9/11, Ten Years Later Short Film Screenings
Where: SFAI Building Exterior
When: 7pm-7am (dusk to dawn) M-F, September 9 – September 30
How Much: FREE!

What: Monika Bravo & Greg Sholette Exhibition
Where: SFAI
When: Exhibition 9am-5pm M-F, September 9 – October 31
How Much: FREE!

The Santa Fe Art Institute and the Santa Fe University of Art and Design are pleased to present filmmaker, photographer, and video installation artist, Monika Bravo, to give a lecture she calls, Process and Intuition on Tuesday, October 11, 2011. Bravo will talk about Continue reading

Artist & Writer Greg Sholette

Gregory Sholette and Janet Koenig: Cannibal Tech, 2007

What: Greg Sholette Lecture
Where: Tipton Hall
When: 6pm Tuesday, September 13
How Much: $10 general | $5 students/seniors

What: Greg Sholette & Monika Bravo Exhibition
Where: SFAI
When: 9am-5pm M-F, September 9 – October 31
How Much: FREE!

The Santa Fe Art Institute and the Santa Fe University of Art and Design are pleased to present Artist and Writer, Greg Sholette, to give a lecture and show his work along with the work of Artist Monika Bravo as part of our ongoing season of visiting artists and Continue reading

Hip Hop Hope – 9/11 Ten Years Later

Still from Darrell Wilks' film Hip Hop Hope

A series of programs marking the ten years since the tragic events of 9/11/2001.

Please join us in this community centered creative response to the events of 9/11/2001 and the ten years that have ensued, with a focus on hip hop expression and its critical role as social commentary.

The Santa Fe Art Institute, along with the Santa Fe University of Art and Design, artist and filmmaker Darrel Wilks, Hip Hop Theatre anthologist Daniel Banks, The Youth Media Project, and students from the Santa Fe School for the Arts, is proud to present a weekend of programming remembering the events of September 11, 2001 and the role Hip Hop has played in bringing issues of social justice, environmental responsibility, and cultural freedom to the fore.

Schedule of Programs Continue reading

Dr. T. Allan Comp – Art, Science and Recovery: a Santa Fe River Exploration

Dr. T. Allan Comp

Environmental Scientist
Dr. T. Allan Comp

What: T. Allan Comp Lecture
Where: Tipton Hall
When: 6pm Friday, August 26
How Much: $10 general | $5 students/seniors/educators

What: Art, Science and Recovery: a Santa Fe River Exploration Workshop
Where: Various points along the Santa Fe River/Watershed & SFAI
When: 9am-5pm Sat August 27 9am-noon Sun August 28
How Much: $200 (sliding scale fees available!)
Contact Cathy at (505) 424-5050 or info@sfai.org to register

What: T. Allan Comp & Bobbe Besold Exhibition
Where: SFAI
When: M-F 9am-5pm August 12 – August 26
How Much: FREE!

The Santa Fe Art Institute is pleased to present Environmental Leader Dr. T. Allan Comp to give a lecture and then lead an incredible two-day workshop exploring the Santa Fe Continue reading

August Open Studio

Artist Lenka Novakova in her SFAI studio

August Open Studios
Thursday, August 25
5:30pm
SFAI
FREE!

Judith Stein – Philadelphia, PA
Judith Stein is a writer and independent curator. Trained as an art historian, she taught at the Tyler School of Art and served as curator at the Pennsylvania Academy of Arts. She Continue reading

Rulan Tangen & DANCING EARTH


Dancer and Choreographer
Rulan Tangen
&
DANCING EARTH

Indigenous Contemporary Dance Creations

Rulan Tangen Artist Talk
Friday August 12, 6pm
SFAI Lounge
$5 (to support Of Bodies of Elements)

DANCING EARTH
Of Bodies of Elements
GALA Performance!
Friday August 19, 8pm
James A. Little Theater
$25 – $100*
Tickets available at Tickets Santa Fe at the Lensic
(505) 988-1243 or online at online ticketssantafe.org

*VIP Tickets include an exclusive Gala Reception with the Dancers; food provided by El Farol.

Rulan Tangen, director and choreographer of DANCING EARTH, the Nation’s foremost Indigenous contemporary dance ensemble, created an epic eco-production with multi-disciplinary collaborators in January 2010 with support from Santa Fe Art Institute. In Continue reading

July Open Studio

Santa Fe dancer and teacher Shannon Elliot in artist Emilee Lord's SFAI studio

July Open Studios
Thursday, July 28
5:30pm
SFAI
FREE!

Vesna Jovanovic – Chicago, IL
Vesna Jovanovic investigates ambiguity in concepts like order and chaos, often examining science and other cultural means of building knowledge and analyzing perception. Her creative process usually involves Continue reading

Brooke Singer & Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga

Brooke Singer & Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga

Brooke Singer Lecture
Friday, July 29
6pm  Tipton Hall
$10 general | $5 students/seniors

Brooke Singer & Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga Rotoscoping Workshop (see below for details on this SUPER COOL workshop!)
Saturday & Sunday, July 30-31
10am – 2pm  SFUAD MOV Lab
$100 (sliding scale fees available!)
Contact Cathy at (505) 424-5050 or info@sfai.org to register

Brooke Singer & Postcommodity Exhibition
Mon-Fri,  6/10-7/31
9am-5pm SFAI

The Santa Fe Art Institute is pleased to present interdisciplinary, multi-media artist Brooke Singer to give a lecture and Rotoscoping workshop with her partner Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga as part of our ongoing season of visiting artists and exhibitions Half Life: Patterns of Change. In addition Singer’s work will be up at the SFAI through the month of July.

Brooke Singer
Working across media and disciplines, Brooke Singer creates platforms for local knowledge to connect, inform and conflict with official data descriptions. She engages technoscience as an artist, educator, Continue reading

Summer Architectural Tours

Photo Credit Robert Reck Courtesy Architectural Digest

Save the Dates

for SFAI’s Spectacular Summer Architectural Tours!

See Santa Fe in a Whole New Way…

$60 donation per person, per event

Call (505) 424-5050 to make your reservations today!

Friday, September 23, 5-7pm
BILL AND ALICIA MILLER’S HOME
Built of Corten steel, glass and moss rock, this striking contemporary home sits on 200 acres close to town and offers dramatic
views as far away as the Colorado border.Also on site is a traditional log cabin.

June Open Studio

Artist in Residence Luiza Kurznya in her SFAI Studio

June Open Studios
Thursday, June 23
5:30pm
SFAI
FREE!

June Artists in Residence

Judith Hoffman – Brooklyn, NY
Judith Hoffman is an artist, explorer, amateur mathematician and community organizer, creating works in a wide variety of materials and media. Her subject Continue reading

May Readings & Open Studios

Maria Pithara in her SFAI studio

SFAI’s Artist & Writer Residency Program

May Readings & Open Studios

Thursday May 26
5:50pm SFAI

May Residents:

Teresa Gómez-Martorell

Teresa Gómez-Martorell is an artist living and working in Austin, TX. Originally from Barcelona, Spain, she graduated in printmaking from the SMU-Dallas and she received a grant to study color printmaking techniques at the Atelier 17 –Contrepoint in Paris. Her primary medium is printmaking and she uses it as a way to develop ideas by printing an image onto different surfaces and repeating and transforming it. Words, Continue reading

Indigenous Arts Collective, Postcommodity

Indigenous Artist Collective

Postcommodity

Postcommodity Performance – an ArtSee Event!
Friday, June 10
6pm  Tipton Hall
$10 general | $5 students/seniors/sfai members/ArtSee guests

Postcommodity Lecture
Friday, June 17
6pm Tipton Hall
$10 general | $5 students/seniors/sfai members

Postcommodity Reception
Sunday, June 12
SFAI 4-6pm
FREE!

The Santa Fe Art Institute is pleased to present Postcommodity, an Indigineous Arts Collective comprised of Raven Chacon, Cristóbal Martínez, Kade L. Twist, and Nathan Young. They will perform on June 10th at 6pm in Tipton Hall, give a lecture on June 17th at 6pm in Tipton Hall, hold a workshop June 12th at the SFAI (time TBD) and will have an installation on exhibit at the SFAI from June 10th – July 31st. Postcommodity will be in residence at the SFAI from May 16th until June 18th.

 About Postcommodity:
The collective was established in 2007 to function as a vehicle for artists to work outside of their individual art practices exploring innovative and Continue reading

Screening: Libby Spears’ Documentary, Playground

Libby Spears’ Documentary Film

Playground

Playground Screening and Talk by Libby Spears
Friday, June 3
Tipton Hall,  6pm
$5

The Santa Fe Art Institute and Helen Kornblum are pleased to present Libby Spears and her award-winning documentary film, Playground about the international and domestic child sex trafficking trade.

While traveling to the Philippines in 2001, filmmaker Libby Spears gained first hand knowledge of the horrific practice of trafficking human beings for the purpose of sexual exploitation. She examined a little deeper, and discovered that most of these victims were young children.

Facing death threats to be “knocked off” for only $10, Libby went undercover to infiltrate brothels in South Korea and Thailand. She held first-hand Continue reading

Artist & Educator Kim Stringfellow

Artist and Educator

Kim Stringfellow

Lecture
Tipton Hall
6pm Friday, May 20
$10 general | $5 students/seniors/sfai members

Workshop Historical, Ecological and Activist Issues in Art
SFAI
Saturday & Sunday, May 21-22, time 10am – 4pm
$200 (generous scholarships available)

Exhibtion
(Work by Kim Stringfellow & Eve Andree Laramee)
April 22 – May 31
SFAI Gallery 1
FREE!

About Kim:
Kim Stringfellow is an artist/educator residing in Joshua Tree, California. Her work and research interests address ecological, historical, and activist issues Continue reading

Celebrate the Launch of Nancy Holt’s New Book!

Book Launch & Signing!  

Sunday, May 15

4-6pm

SFAI Lounge & Library

Nancy Holt will give a short presentation followed by a book sale and signing. Collected Works Bookstore will be selling the book and light refreshments will be available.

This ground-breaking volume, beautiful companion book to the exhibition of the same name*, is the first comprehensive study of Nancy Holt, the visionary American artist. Holt’s wide-ranging body of work beginning in the late 1960s includes land art – particularly the monumental Sun Tunnels (1973-1976) – major works of sculpture, installations, film, and video.

Essays by a diverse and distinguished group of authors – including Lucy Lippard, Matthew Coolidge, and Pamela M. Lee – chart the artist’s fascinating trajectory and take us from her initial experiments with sound, light, and industrial materials to the culmination of her development of major site interventions and freestanding environmental sculpture.

The book shows that as Holt’s interest in physical space matured, the geological variety and seeming boundlessness of the American landscape afforded her numerous opportunities to develop large-scale projects beyond the confines of New York City’s gallery walls.

Including James Meyer’s valuable interview with Holt and rare, unpublished texts, photographs, and artworks, the volume expands our knowledge of this important artist and the crucial contexts in which she worked, along with her revolutionary concepts of space, time, optics, perspective, and more.

Edited by Alena Williams, designed by Katy Homans, with digital imaging work by Tom Martinelli, this beautiful 9.75″ x 11.25″ hardcover book would not have been possible without the generous support of the Lannan Foundation and the Graham Foundation.

*to be presented at the SFAI in May-June 2012

Spoken Word Poetry with Janet Rogers and Alex Jacobs

Indigenous Spoken Word & Poetry Presentation

Janet Rogers

Alex Jacobs

Wednesday May 11
6pm
SFAI

Admission is FREE!

Seasoned spoken word poets Alex Jacobs and Janet Rogers, both of the Mohawk nation, will present spoken word and performance poetry. Their poetry reflects contemporary cultural, political and social realities as Indigenous people of Turtle Island. Both poets draw from a strong history of oratory and breathe new life into current poetic styles pleasing to both the ears and eyes.

Janet Rogers is a Mohawk/Tuscarora writer from the Six Nations band in southern Ontario. She was born in Vancouver British Columbia and has been living on the traditional lands of the Coast Salish people (Victoria, British Columbia) since 1994. Janet works in the genres of poetry, short fiction, science fiction, play writing, spoken word performance poetry, video poetry and recorded poems with music. www.janetmarierogers.com

Alex Karoniaktahke Jacobs, born in 1953, is from the Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, which straddles the U.S. and Canadian boarders. In addition to working as an artist, Jacobs is also a poet and spoken word performer. He was the Editor of Akwesasne Notes, a CKON Mohawk Nation Radio dj, and an ironworker. He attended Manitou Community College (LaMacaza, QC), the Institute Of American Indian Arts (Santa Fe, NM), and received a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute in Creative Writing/Sculpture (1986). Jacobs’ assemblage/collage works garnered national and international recognition and has beencollected by the Museum of Anthropology (Berlin), the Museum of Anthropology (Frankfurt), Museum of FineArts (Boston), Heard Museum, the Southern Plains Indian Museum, the Institute of American Arts, the Indian Arts and Crafts Board, and others. Jacobs lives and works in Santa Fe.

Eve Andrée Laramée Lecture and Workshop

The Santa Fe Art Institute is proud to present:

Artist and Educator

Eve Andrée Laramée

What: Eve Andrée Laramée Lecture
Where: Tipton Hall
When: 6pm Friday, April 29
How Much: $10 general | $5 students/seniors/sfai members

What: Eve Andrée Laramée Workshop, Invisible Fire: Mapping our Atomic Legacy
Where: SFAI
When: Saturday & Sunday, April 30th & May 1st, time TBD
How Much: $200

As part of the Santa Fe Art Institute’s ongoing season “Half Life: Patterns of Change,” we are proud to present interdisciplinary artist and educator, Eve Adrée Laramée to lecture at Tipton Hall on Friday, April 29 at 6pm. . Eve will also hold a workshop Saturday and Sunday April 30th & May 1st.

Eve Andrée Laramée is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher, and activist working at the confluence of art and science, specializing in the Continue reading

April Artists and Writers Residency Program Readings & Open Studios

Lisa Von Koch at March Open Studio

March Readings & Open Studios

Thursday, April 28
5:30 pm SFAI

Join us to check out the work of our incredible April artists and writers!

April Residents:

Jennilie Brewster – Brooklyn, NY

Jennilie Brewster graduated with an MFA (2007) from Bard College in Upstate New York and with a BFA (2002) from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. She has traveled around the country making art including residencies at: Santa Fe Art Institute; Headlands Center for the Arts and Djerassi in Continue reading

Eve Andrée Laramée & Kim Stringfellow Exhibition

As part of the Santa Fe Art Institute’s ongoing season “Half Life: Patterns of Change,” we are proud to present the works of  artists and educators, Eve Adrée Laramée and Kim Stringfellow.

April 22nd – May 31st
9am – 5pm M-F
SFAI

Eve Andree Laramee

Eve Andrée Laramée is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher, and activist working at the confluence of art and science, specializing in the Continue reading