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The New Mexico Jazz Festival season concludes with Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band (opens the original)
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Just in case youâre feeling like witnessing a dazzling hot jazz quintet with a two-horn front line, youâve got to check out Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band playing Albuquerqueâs Outpost Performance Space on Wednesday, September 30. Drummer Blade possesses a different variety of spirit than Gene Krupa or Ginger Baker, but heâs just about as energetic. Blade is physically rapturous in the heat of the music, flashing his grin and sometimes bouncing up from his drum seat and issuing exuber
We go behind the barriers for a peek at construction of a new museum devoted to artist Georgia O'Keeffe (opens the original)
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âThe guys in the brown hard hats are the adobe guys from Avanyu from San Ildefonso.â Architect Devendra Contractor is pointing to workers from the adobe brickmaking company based in the Pueblo of San Ildefonso as heâs walking through one of Santa Feâs most significant and enigmatic construction sites: the new Georgia OâKeeffe Museum on Grant Avenue. His firm, Devendra Narayan Contractor & Associates, is doing something thatâs rarely been done before: marrying adobe to a steel structu
New Mexico Jazz Festival presents William Parker, Fred Hersch (opens the original)
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The 20th annual New Mexico Jazz Festival opens with one of the musicâs gamuts: from William Parkerâs beautiful and adventurous free jazz featuring a flamboyant array of unusual instruments to Fred Herschâs beautiful, complex but peaceful piano. âThatâs important to me to have this great variety. It all fits into the umbrella of jazz,â says Tom Guralnick, executive director of Outpost Productions, presenter of the festival. And this yearâs is one of the best ever (see âNote by Not
Blueprints and lithographs unveil the secrets behind the monumental works of the late Christo and Jeanne-Claude (opens the original)
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The artist couple Christo and Jeanne-Claude were renowned wrappers. Using fabric and twine, wire or rope, they wrapped everything from a tin can to Berlinâs Reichstag, the Pont Neuf in Paris, a snaky fence through the hills of Northern California, and a 1.5-mile stretch of the Australian coast. The two assembled a vast portfolio, an amazing feat considering they never accepted sponsorships. They self-financed all of their large projects by selling artifacts from previous works as well as drawi
Momentum builds for next phase of Tierra Contenta in southwest Santa Fe (opens the original)
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Editorâs note: This is the first in an occasional series checking in on different housing areas and developments in the Santa Fe area. The third phase of Santa Feâs biggest affordable housing project has been stalled for more than a decade, waiting on the construction of a one-mile road. Homewise, the master developer for Phase 3A of the 860-acre Tierra Contenta subdivision on the cityâs southwest side, issued a request for proposals on July 1. The object of this RFP is the âspine infras
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