Discovery & Direction: An Art/Life Workshop
Conceived & conducted by Robert Atkins
July 9 – 28, 2012
Three Group meetings: Monday evenings, July 9, 16 & 23, 6:30-9 pm
Four required private meetings by appointment
Discovery & Direction is a workshop for artists presented by the Santa Fe Art Institute that focuses on ways to identify barriers, renew meaning and facilitate movement in your art. It entails discussion, writing, reading, and—by its end—the Continue reading
Dutch Sculptor and Installation Artist
Ida Kleiterp’s
Acequias
Exhibition
Monday, April 9 – Friday, April 27
9am – 5pm M-F @ SFAI
Lecture/Reception
Monday, April 9
6pm @ Tipton Hall/SFAI
Workshop
in collaboration with Railyard Stewards
Saturday, April 21
10am-1pm, @ SF Railyard
Santa Fe, NM – The Santa Fe Art Institute is proud to welcome Dutch sculptor and installation artist, Ida Kleiterp to the Santa Fe Art Institute for the month of April.
Sculptor and installation artist Ida Kleiterp was born in Beverwijk in 1948 and lives and works in Amsterdam. During a visit to Spain in 2001, Kleiterp was struck by the extraordinary architectural forms she saw in the mountainous landscape of the Alpujarras. They were the ‘Acequias,’ a network of reservoirs, channels, and moveable gates, which together formed a remarkable and ancient irrigation system. Kleiterp’s sculptures, inspired Continue reading
The SFAI Presents:
Up Heartbreak Hill
Film Screening and Q&A with filmmaker Erica Scharf
What: Up Heartbreak Hill Film Screening and Q&A
Where: Tipton Hall
When: 6pm Monday, March 19
How Much: $10 general | $5 students/seniors
The Santa Fe Art Institute is proud to present accomplished documentary filmmaker and television producer, Erica Scharf and her award-winning film, Up Heartbreak Hill.
Up Heartbreak Hill is Scharf’s first feature length film. Shot in New Mexico, Up Heartbreak Hill chronicles the lives of three Native American teenagers in Navajo, NM — Thomas, an elite runner, Tamara, an academic superstar, and Gabby, an aspiring Continue reading
On January 20-23rd, the Santa Fe Art Institute, with support from the Kresge Foundation, brought the Creative Capital Professional Development Program to Santa Fe for two workshops: The Internet for Artists (IFA) Weekend Workshop, and a one-day Verbal Communications (VC) Workshop.
IFA Team Leader Brad Lichtenstein and workshop participants
The artists who participated in the workshops were selected from a pool of applications by a committee of local artists, curators, writers, and educators. The result was a group of artists at varying stages of their Continue reading
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
Filmmaker, Photographer, and Video Installation Artist
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
Vesna Jovanovic in her SFAI Studio
September Open Studios
Thursday, September 22nd
5:30pm
SFAI
FREE!
Judith Stein – Philadelphia, PA
Judith Stein is a writer and independent curator. Trained as an art historian, she taught at Continue reading
This is a call for all of you to take action… to get involved in a community art project that will raise awareness of the severe water and climate change issues in New Mexico.
We, at the Santa Fe Art Institute, believe art can be a powerful force in social, cultural, and environmental change and the arts are at the core of who we are and what we do. Our fundamental goal is to build community through the arts, but if we do not take responsibility for our actions we will not have a community to build.
This is why we urge you to JOIN US on November 20th in this incredible community art action.
The Santa Fe Art Institute has been selected by Bill McKibben and 350.org to take part in the global art project that will be presented at the Cancun Climate Change Conference this coming November in Cancun, Mexico. Santa Fe is one of five sites in the U.S. that were invited, and is the only community based art action, to participate in the global project. The event will be photographed on the ground and by satellite from outer space, as well as recorded by video to be broadcast around the world.
On November 20th, thousands of Santa Fe community members and other folks from around the state will gather in the dry Santa River bed to form a human “river of water”. With cardboard painted blue on one side, the people will be orchestrated to flip the brown side of the cardboard to the blue to create a rushing river – a human FLASH FLOOD.
JOIN US on November 20th, 9:30-11:30am at either San Ysidro Crossing or Caja del Oro Grant crossing, with your large piece of cardboard painted blue on one side (or blue tarp, blue tablecloth, blue sheet… whatever!), and make your voice heard around the world!
Check out this incredible video made with award-winning cinematographer Doug Crawford and the kids from the SFAI Youth Mentorship Program!
For more information, please contact the SFAI at (505) 424-5050 or sfai.org
FLASH FLOOD image created by artist Patrick McFarlin
What: FLASH FLOOD Community Art Action
Where: The dry bed of the Santa Fe River between Camino Del Oro and San Ysidro Crossing
When: Saturday, November 20, 2010 – time TBD
What: FLASH FLOOD Pre-event Party & Exhibition Opening
Where: SFAI
When: Friday, November 19, 2010 5pm
What: FLASH FLOOD Cardboard Painting Workshops
Where: SFAI
When: Tuesday & Thursdays, 4:30 – 6:30pm through 11/18
SANTA FE—The Santa Fe Art Institute, in coordination with Bill McKibben’s 350.org, is spearheading the New Mexico FLASH FLOOD for a living river project, which is one of five U.S. sites out of 20 global locations. Joining forces with an incredible list of community partners, the SFAI is recruiting 3,000 Continue reading
The Santa Fe Art Institute Artist & Writer Residency Program presents:
Animator Nathania Rubin in from of some of her drawings
Join us to see what the October residents artists (and writer) have been doing with their time in Santa Fe!
October Residents:
Jason Reed Brown – Bellingham, WA
Jason Reed Brown earned an Associate of Fine Arts degree from the Institute of American Indian Arts and is a graduate of Turley Forge School of Continue reading
Mentorship kids holiding up their work
SFAI holds hip-hop & mural project mentorship’s every Tuesday from 4:30 to 6:30 pm at the Santa Fe Art Institute. Participants will learn Hip-Hop culture, the basics of graffiti and will get a chance to paint on free walls. Youth will also have the opportunity to be involved in the brainstorming process for the concept as well as the painting of murals that are part of SFAI’s youth mural project. If you are interested in being involved please call 505-424-5050.
This project, part of our ongoing mentored youth mural program curbs illegal tagging in the park and sends a message that the city cares about its youth and their creative engagement. The Santa Fe Art Institute has been working for years to see this project through. It could not have become a reality without the Continue reading
B-boys in the SFAI Courtyard
Taught by Timothy Braun, SFAI writer in residence
July 10, 17, 24-25, 10am-2pm
In celebration of the 400th anniversary of Santa Fe, students will study the basic concepts of playwriting focusing on a specific location. Each student will have a one-act play completed by the end of the class.
Ideal for students ages 18 and up, $200 Continue reading
The Santa Fe Art Institute Youth Education & Outreach Program Presents:
Exhibition of Student Work, and Celebration of Positive Change
Friday, May 7 @ 5-7pm
Santa Fe Art Institute
Admission is free
Exhibition runs through May 28th M-F 9am-5pm
The Santa Fe Art Institute’s Youth Education & Outreach Program is pleased to invite you to the opening reception and celebration for the youth exhibition, All Elements. The reception will be held at the SFAI from 5-7pm on Friday, may 7th, and the exhibition will be up until Friday, May 28th.
Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate the hard work and creativity of Santa Fe’s youth and the artists and mentors that have guided them throughout the year. Exploring the SFAI’s 2010 theme ELEMENTAL: Earth Air Fire Water – Art and Environment, this exhibition and performance is sure to be an inspiring event. Come see for yourself the creativity that has blossomed from the Santa Fe Art Institute’s youth education and outreach programs. All Elements will include the work of students from DeVargas Middle School, Capshaw Middle School, Tierra Encantada Charter High, SER Career Academy, Capital High School, La Otra Puerta Emergency Youth Shelter, Camino Nuevo Juvenile Correctional Facility, and the Youth Diagnostic and Development Center.
Use the player to hear the interview with Rhea Goodman on her radio show Living Juicy which airs on KSFR, 101.1, Monday nights at 6:30pm. Rhea Goodman’s website is http://www.livingjuicy.org
Diane Karp and Tawanda Mudzonga with Rhea Goodman
John Sena | The New Mexican, 3/1/2009 -
“Our deepest hope, and our first plan, is to stay where we are,” Karp said, referring to the possibility that a state university or college would honor the institute’s lease. “This building was designed for us and for our program.”
If not, Karp said, the institute’s board has discussed buying its current building and the property on which it sits or looking for an alternative space.
In the end, though, Karp said the institute will continue to do what it has always done: empower young people to find their voice, and provide the community with a place to view and create art that stimulates.
“Our mission is what really drives us,” she said. “It’s not our building that drives us.”
Read the entire story
Santa Fe Art Institute: Beyond a building – SantaFeNewMexican.com
Alfredo Jaar and Diane Karp interviewed by Mary Charlotte Domandi on Santa Fe radio KSFR 101.1 FM.
Use the player below to hear the broadcast.
Radio Café podcasts are available at http://www.santaferadiocafe.org/podcasts/
