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ELEMENTAL:
Participating Artists

Patricia Johanson

The Yes Men

Futurefarmers
/ Amy Franceschini

Gregory Sholette

Nancy Holt

Victoria Sambunaris

Mierle Ukeles

Lucy Lippard

Jennifer Monson

Trevor Paglen

Marko Lulic

Rulan Tangen & Dancing Earth

Guillermo Gómez-Peña & Roberto Sifuentes


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tation, and conversation."
– Diane Karp,
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The Yes Men!

The Santa Fe Art Institute is pleased to present world famous, culture jammers and civil disobedients, The Yes Men, who will give a performance and talk and screen their 2009 film The Yes Men Fix the World. Join us in celebrating the SFAI’s 25th anniversary with these madly moral and courageous artists!
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Monday 2/22, 7pm. Lensic Performing Arts Center
$20, $50, $100* available at the Lensic Box Office
(505) 988-1234. Or go to ticketssantafe.com

*these special $100 fundraising tickets get you the best seats in the house AND a special YES MEN t-shirt!

You can donate $100 for a student ticket. To make a donation contact SFAI at (505) 424-5050

“EXHILIRATING” – Financial Times

“Great Fun! It takes some nerve, not to mention diabolical intelligence... to pull off the elaborate pranks devised by the Yes Men” – New York Times


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!

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

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

METAMORFOSIS Documentation Project.
La Danza de La Pluma

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)
July 20, 2009, Santa Fe Art Institute residents Mike Brohman, Joy Lynn Davis, Stephanie Patton, Marius Lehene, Meredith Nickie, Stefan Chinov
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)
Santa Fe Non-Profit Organizations - Diane Karp - SFAI, Karen Rowell - Youth Shelters and Family Services, Carol Norton - Wild Earth Guardians
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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