Adaptations: Visual Artists Work with Profound Disease and Illness
A group exhibition by local artists at SCA Contemporary Art expolores coping with and transcending the opression of sickness.
Where there’s smoke, there’s fire
A majority of Americans favor marijuana legalization. Getting measures for statewide reform on the ballot may draw out young, left-leaning voters and heat up the gubernatorial race.
Provincial Matters, 7-21-2014
V.B. Price's weekly collection of appreciations and observations.
Friday Voyage: The Dushanbe Teahouse
The Persian art and historic tea culture of Tajikistan offer a sought after respite in Boulder, Colorado.
Lucy Lippard’s Mind: A Review of “Undermining”
The inimitable Lucy Lippard’s latest work offers a critical examination of land use in the West and the wheels of politics and art that affect it.
What would N.M. look like without Albuquerque?
While the state's overall economic lag in recovery gets the most attention, Albuquerque's influence on the numbers is the seldom spoken elephant in the room.
Provincial Matters, 7-14-2014
V.B. Price's weekly collection of appreciations and observations.
Friday Voyage: Ross Ward’s Tinkertown
A quick jaunt from Albuquerque sits a kingdom of fantasy and one man's legacy of creative wizardry.
Thirsty Locals and Their Declining Wells
As the aquifer gets increasingly strained, in New Mexico and beyond, Mike Agar explores the concept of aquifer recharge and storage.