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Rackstraw Downes

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Kerry James Marshall

Sandra Cisneros


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Connecting you to the Contemporary Art that makes a
difference in the world

6/27 – 7/31 Ana MacArthur’s Exhibition
Where Light Meets Water;
Mumuru on the Equator, T12a


Presented by Santa Fe Art Institute & LAND/ART NEW MEXICO
Opening 6/27, 3-5pm. M-F,
9am-5pm, SFAI, free

Where Light Meets Water features a 15’ scroll journaling a two-year portion of an extensive project focusing on the photosynthetic ingenuity of the Victoria amazonica, the world’s largest water lily from the Amazon Rainforest. More(pdf)>


Memory: Shadow and Light – Art as individual/ collective memory.


7/13 Artist, Designer, Blacksmith Tom Joyce
Lecture and forge demonstration

7/13, Lecture, 6pm Tipton Hall
$5 General Public, $2.50 students/seniors/SFAI members
7/14, 10am-12p. $50 includes forge demo and pastries
& coffee in celebration of Bastille Day

Tom Joyce is an artist, designer, and blacksmith, who since 1977 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, has forged sculpture, architectural ironwork and public art for projects throughout the United States. Joyce infuses many of these works with meaning by celebrating the inherited histories represented by the material he uses. More(pdf)>


Residencies

Application Deadlines!

Artist and Writer Residency General Application
Deadline: Postmark, July 5, 2009


Witter Bynner Poetry Translation Residency
SFAI, in conjunction with the Witter Bynner Foundation, offers two poetry translator residencies per year. The residencies are open to both published and emerging poetry translators and include stipends to subsidized transportation and accommodations and a modest living stipend. This residency is for one month.

Application Deadline for Witter Bynner Poetry Translation Residency: December 31, 2009


For more information and to apply online click here>

PODCASTS

KSFR Radio Café and KUNM
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Podcasts of SFAI related artists and organisations:

(KUNM) Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in Conversation with Chief Judge Robert Henry

(KSFR) Jose Obando | Todd Lester/Stefan Barbic, Shanna Ketchum | May Artists & Writers in Residence (AWR) | The Murderers Staged Reading | Jungjin Lee, Armando Espinosa & Craig Johnson | July AWR | August AWR | September AWR | October AWR | Chrissie Orr – El Otro Lado | Stephen Tapscott, Witter Bynner Poet Translator in Residence | History of the Future - Nancy Sutor, Michael Berman, Julian Cardona, Charles Bowden | November AWR | Alfredo Jaar | Santa Fe Non-Profit Organizations - Diane Karp - SFAI, Karen Rowell - Youth Shelters and Family Services, Carol Norton - Wild Earth Guardians


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