Shifting perspectives on complex issues

A podcast from the Santa Fe Art Institute, produced in the traditional territories of the Tewa peoples.
Tilt invites listeners to see complex issues in new ways through the lens of creativity. Each episode is an audio collage assembling a multitude of viewpoints on a different topic, and includes interviews, field recordings, soundscapes and stories representing the diverse communities, creative practitioners, and culture bearers from New Mexico.
The Tilt Podcast has brought you thought-provoking interviews, field reports and performances from our resident alumni and community partners for the past two years. As our small but mighty staff is planning many exciting programs in 2022, including the return of in-person events and a nearly full house of local, national, and international residents, we also are taking some time to chart the course for Tilt.
As we do so, we are pausing the monthly podcast – but in the meantime, be sure to visit our events calendar for more information on all of our programming this year, including the long-awaited return of SFAI 140. Thank you for your continued support of Santa Fe Art Institute and we hope to see you here in 2022!
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SFAI and Littleglobe are two Santa Fe-based arts nonprofits committed to collaboration as a way to more deeply support artists, creative practitioners, culture bearers and the broader Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico community. “Santa Fe Stories from the Inside Out” are a collection of Littleglobe TV (LGTV) episodes and SFAI Tilt podcasts that bring to the surface the histories and experiences of the people who make Santa Fe a diverse, creative place to live and work.

This program is made possible in part with the support from the New Mexico Humanities Council.

Partially funded by the City of Santa Fe Arts & Culture Department and the 1% Lodgers Tax.

As SFAI navigates these uncertain times, we face new fiscal challenges. We are seeking support for this programming and ongoing operational costs — a portion of these donations will go to participating artists.

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TILT PODCAST / EPISODE 12
WALKING MIDTOWN
APRIL 22

Walking Midtown explores the liminality of edges and perimeters – the physical realities and poetical possibilities of the Midtown Site where the Santa Fe Art Institute is located. How does containment – walls, fences, dry acequias, and roads – create different barriers or opportunities? The experiences of the perimeter are addressed in conversations with SFAI alumni Hakim Bellamy and Ehren Kee Natay, who walk the site with Tilt producer Kourtney Andar.
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TILT PODCAST / EPISODE 11
FINDING MIDTOWN
March 25

The College of Santa Fe and Santa Fe University Art and Design (SFUAD) has been a place of learning and teaching for so many people over the decades. In Episode 11, we explore the Midtown property as a place of personal growth, opportunity and bonding, art-making and performance, and a growing center for film, among many other things.
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TILT PODCAST / EPISODE 10
WE ARE STRONGER TOGETHER
Part 1 / January 28
Part 2 / February 25

The Santa Fe Midtown Engagement Partners have been working together on new models for partnership, building trust in and through community engagement, and why it is important that such different organizations with different missions come together to dream of a better future.
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EPISODE 9: Creative Rituals
/ September 24

How do artists use rituals as deeply personal gestures to inform and enrich their creative practice, and to connect to larger communities, identities, and places?
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EPISODE 8: Putting Down Roots
Part 1 / JULY 23
Part 2 / August 27 

How do other racial and ethnic groups not included in the mythical tri-cultural narrative of New Mexico foster a sense of belonging and rootedness here?
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EPISODE 7: CULTIVATING COMMUNITY / JUNE 25

The ongoing pandemic has disrupted the rhythms of everyday life, prompting us to reconfigure how we connect, communicate, and work together.
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EPISODE 6: EMERGENCE / MAY 28

After a period of dormancy and introspection during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, three SFAI staff members emerge as the co-hosts of Tilt with new and exciting directions for the podcast.

 

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TILT PODCAST /
EPISODE 5: UNSETTLED SERIES

Featuring writer Dr. Alicia Inez Guzmán, and SFAI Story Maps Fellows Diego Medina and Christian Gering.
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TILT PODCAST /
EPISODE 4
THE PANDEMIC IMAGINARIUM:
LA POCHA NOSTRA

For Episode 4 of our Tilt Podcast, SFAI invites La Pocha Nostra’s Guillermo Gómez-Peña and Balitronica to offer a sampling of their process of virtual reinvention
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TILT PODCAST /
EPISODE 3
LIMINALITY, DISEMBODIMENT & CONSPICUOUS CONCEALMENT

For Episode 3 of our Tilt Podcast, SFAI Residency Director Toni Gentilli talks with 2020 Labor Residents May Maylisa Cat, Millian Pham Lien Giang, and Mimi Bai.
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TILT PODCAST /  EPISODE 1
CALLING IN: 
HOW WHITE PEOPLE CAN JOIN THE FIGHT FOR RACIAL JUSTICE

Featuring Toni Gentilli, SFAI Residency Director, in conversation with Equal Justice Alum Ann Lewis, Labor Alum Lori Waselchuk, and Truth and Reconciliation Alum Sara Konrath.
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TILT PODCAST /  EPISODE 2
Sweet Land: New American Mythologies

SFAI presents a conversation with Raven Chacon and Cannupa Hanska Luger about The Industry’s latest experimental production “Sweet Land”, an opera about colonialism that rewrites the American mythos.
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