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Insight New Mexico - Sherri Brueggemann

16. January 2014

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By V.B. Price Insight New Mexico - Sherri Brueggemann

V.B. Price talks with Sherri Brueggemann, who heads Albuquerque's renowned Public Art Program, about the city's collection, the philosophy behind it and where its headed.

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Weekly Poem: Sea In My Palm

15. January 2014

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By Vijali Hamilton

Sitting on the train,
clickidy-clack, clickidy-clack, clickidy-clack,
hour after hour, after hour,
towns slip further and further away
as the ocean rises to greet us.

I watch the waves grasp the coastline,
spew white fingers of foam over tops of stone,
and I am pulled from my green coach chair...

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Provincial Matters, 1-13-2014

13. January 2014

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By V.B. Price Provincial Matters, 1-13-2014

V.B. Price's weekly collection of appreciations and observations.

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El Machete - Climate Change

10. January 2014

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By Eric Garcia El Machete - Climate Change

Climate Change

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¡COLORES! January 10, 2014

10. January 2014

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By KNME's ¡Colores!

Designer Alexander Girard created a mural of over 5000 pieces celebrating all faiths...

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¡COLORES! - January 3, 2014

07. January 2014

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By NM Mercury

New Mexico photographer Jamey Stillings shares his vision for the construction of the largest solar thermal power plant in the world, Ivanpah Solar...

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Acequia Booksellers Closing After Ten Years

03. January 2014

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By Marilyn Stablein

Books define my life.  As a writer I read copiously and love to shop for books to read or add to my research library.  As a book artist some of my works focus on castoff books I alter into art.  That is, I take a worthless textbook and transform it into a book sculpture.  Altered Books is a popular new art genre.  This year a few of my artist books have been exhibited at the University of South Dakota, University of Puget Sound and in a Book Arts Show at the New Mexico State Capitol rotunda gallery in Santa Fe...

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One Year ago—jots what?

03. January 2014

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By Emily Dickinson

One Year ago—jots what?
God—spell the word! I—can't—
Was't Grace? Not that—
Was't Glory? That—will do—
Spell slower—Glory—

Such Anniversary shall be—
Sometimes—not often—in Eternity—
When farther Parted, than the Common Woe—
Look—feed upon each other's faces—so—
In doubtful meal, if it be possible
Their Banquet's true—

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Disney’s Façade in Saving Mr. Banks

02. January 2014

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By Victoria Rodrigues

Having grown up in Orlando, Florida, I had the sort of close relationship with Disney that allows the perfectly executed fantasy to be slowly chipped away.  The Victorian houses on Main Street, USA, reveal themselves as empty, one-sided plaster. The waving characters of your childhood eventually become your fellow college students, sweating off last night’s binge drinking under a costume in Florida’s 100% humidity.  The happy families are desperate, like ours, to make the Disney experience worth the savings and idealism spent on it...

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Nicolas Poussin’s “The Holy Family”

01. January 2014

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By William Peterson Nicolas Poussin’s “The Holy Family”

In a discovery by art critic William Peterson, the Baroque master becomes a participant in the "renewal of the world."

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