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A new scholarship for young composers kicks off with a concert featuring multiple musicians (opens the original)
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Musician and composer Rahim AlHaj has made his home in Albuquerque for 27 years after fleeing Iraq as a political refugee. A master of the stringed oud, AlHaj has collaborated with musicians all over the world and recorded numerous albums focused on themes of human rights, exile and war. Now he wants to help the next generation of music composers. So he and other musicians will kick off a new scholarship with a benefit concert Saturday in Albuquerque. But AlHaj told KUNM the pressures on young a
Reporter Taylor Velazquez leaves KUNM for law school (opens the original)
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KUNM said goodbye last week to our longtime reporter, Taylor Velazquez. Taylor first came to KUNM as a student reporter, and since 2021, she has been with us fulltime as part of our public health reporting project funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. She has focused on educational equity, child wellbeing, and health care access. KUNM News Director Megan Kamerick sat down for an exit interview with Taylor, who is heading to law school at the University of New Mexico. TAYLOR VELAZQUEZ: Well, sta
Shepard Fairey opens first solo show in New Mexico and completes murals in Albuquerque and Santa Fe (opens the original)
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Shepard Fairey, who may be best known for his “Hope” poster of President Barack Obama, will unveil a new mural at the Albuquerque Railyards on Sunday. This follows the opening of his first solo show in New Mexico and another mural in Santa Fe.Fairey’s influences are wide and diverse and include Russian constructivism, pop art, and skateboard graphics. But he says his common element is a desire to reduce things to their most potent essence so they can be digested quickly. His Obey Giant brand is
International Folk Art Market opens despite global turmoil, visa issues and tariffs (opens the original)
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The Santa Fe International Folk Art Market (IFAM) opens Friday to the general public for its 22nd year and runs through Sunday. Market CEO Stacey Edgar talked with KUNM about how the market is continuing despite global turmoil and issues with artists getting visas to come to the United States. STACEY EDGAR: We were actually pretty nervous about some of the challenges that have come up over the past couple of years, but what's really amazing about this community in New Mexico, including our Senat
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