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Elemental
- Visiting Artists and Scholars
Painter
and Animator Jennifer Levonian
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Lecture
8/23,
Tipton Hall 6pm
$10 general admission | $5 students/seniors/members
Jennifer Levonian is a Philadelphia-based artist who creates cut-paper
and watercolor animations that explore the ambivalence of everyday life
by focusing on things which go unnoticed and transforming them into bizarre
and uncanny events. Her animations move through the land and landscape
with a sensitive eye looking sideways at how we fit (or don’t) into
the world around us. More>
Elemental:
Earth Air Fire Water
Art and Environment
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An
Exhibition
6/4 Opening Reception, SFAI 5-7pm, free
6/4 - 8/27, 9am-5pm MF, SFAI, free
This year,
as part of the 2010 Visiting Artist Lecture Series, the Santa Fe Art Institute
has invited artists who focus on environmental awareness, presenting art
as a vehicle for individuals, communities and leaders to address environmental
concerns. The SFAI’s goal is to reveal the variety of approaches
and range of innovations that artists are currently using in conjunction
with their creative, scientific and community collaborators. The SFAI
hopes that by sharing artists’ sensitivity to the plight of the
planet we can promote a deeper understanding and connection to our natural
world. We will focus on artworks created by artists concerned with the
state of our environment both locally and
globally. More(pdf)>
Elemental - Education and Outreach
Santa
Fe Enchanted with Eco-friendly art
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Article
on Treehugger.com
Jennifer Hattam, Istanbul, Turkey
A year-long
show focusing on the four elements is bringing well-known environmental
artists to Santa Fe, New Mexico, to create new works and engage with the
community in what appears to be an up-and-coming hub for recycled and
other eco-friendly art. Read
full article>
25
YEARS! –
THE 2010 SEASON
From
1/1/10 through 12/31/10 SFAI will present
ELEMENTAL: EARTH, AIR, FIRE AND WATER. Art and Environment
In 2010 we
turn 25 and for our twenty fifth year of programs SFAI will focus on environmental
awareness, presenting art as a vehicle for individuals, communities and
leaders to address environmental concerns.
More>
Residencies
Application
Deadlines!
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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>
Education and Outreach
Hopewell Community Mural & Arts Projects
Community Mural and Sculpture Garden in the Center
of the Triangle District,
Santa Fe
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Internationally known Brazilian artists Jonatas Rodrigues dos Santos and
Everaldo da Silva Costa have spent six weeks with Hopewell community members
to create a funky new look for El Centro Comunitario, a community center
on the corner of Hopewell and Espinacitas streets. More(pdf)>
Connecting
you to the Contemporary Art that makes
a difference in the world
METAMORFOSIS
Documentation Project.
La Danza de La Pluma
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Over the last ten years, Armando Espinosa and Craig Johnson have developed
the Metamorfosis Documentation Project, which began with our desire and
efforts to cinematically and photographically document cross-cultural
dances and rituals in indigenous and mestizo communities throughout the
Americas.
PODCASTS
KSFR
Radio Café and
KUNM
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Podcasts of SFAI related artists and organizations:
(Santa Fe
Radio Café)
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July
20, 2009, Santa Fe Art Institute residents Mike Brohman, Joy Lynn
Davis, Stephanie Patton, Marius Lehene, Meredith Nickie, Stefan Chinov
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July
15, 2009, Armando Espinosa and Craig Johnson of the Metamorfosis Documentation
Project
– July
13, 2009, Tom Joyce Artist, designer, and blacksmith.
– June
9, 2009
– May
4, 2009, Issa Nyaphaga Artist and activist from Cameroon
– April
15, 2009, Michelle LaFlamme-Childs talks about Santa Fe Art Institute
residents Open Studios
(LivingJuicy.org)
– Diane
Karp and writer Tawanda Mudzonga on Living Juicy with Rhea Goodman.
(KUNM)
– Supreme
Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in Conversation with Chief Judge Robert
Henry
(KSFR)
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Santa
Fe Non-Profit Organizations - Diane Karp - SFAI, Karen Rowell - Youth
Shelters and Family Services, Carol Norton - Wild Earth Guardians
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Alfredo
Jaar
– November
AWR
– History
of the Future - Nancy Sutor, Michael Berman, Julian Cardona, Charles Bowden
– Stephen
Tapscott, Witter Bynner Poet Translator in Residence
– Chrissie
Orr – El Otro Lado
– October
AWR
– September
AWR
– August
AWR
– July
AWR
– Jungjin
Lee, Armando
Espinosa & Craig Johnson
– The
Murderers Staged Reading
– May
Artists & Writers in Residence (AWR)
– Todd
Lester/Stefan Barbic, Shanna
Ketchum
– Jose
Obando
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