Twenty-one-year-old Liesse Jones said that when she tells men she owns a lingerie fashion line, they can’t stop asking about it.
To UNM student Emily Vosburgh, utopias aren’t an abstraction — they can be found in a leaning spruce tree, the gravel by the side of the road or the cement surrounding trees.
We need to start here. Yes, this play is called “The Motherfucker with the Hat.” You can giggle about it, too, if you like.
Spring fever is upon us. The feet start twitching and the hips start shakin’ and the allergies attack your sinuses. Spent all your money on antihistamines and tissues? Find relief with this week’s freebies.
If hip-hop isn’t your thing, the alternative rock of Thao & The Get Down Stay Down and Sallie Ford & The Sound Outside might be right up your alley.
Listening to music with no beat or lyrics might not be for everyone, but it certainly is an experience. On Monday evening I attended a show at Synchro Studio, where several local musicians performed innovative, ambient music.
Blackout Theatre is a bit like Pixar. The theater company brims with creativity, originality and energy, and produces the kind of work that makes similar companies shake their heads in wonder at each apparently perfect production.
If you lost all your money to the Easter hare or you’re splurging on everything you gave up for Lent, then the Weekly Free is here with some freebies for all you jokesters.
One UNM student has been sitting in front of a stretch-cotton canvas for five years without making a single mark, but he insists he will graduate soon.
Upon receiving the résumé of UNM sculpture student Fernanda Montoya, an art gallery in New York immediately contacted her to offer her a position Thursday.
The hoof of a 1,500-pound bull narrowly missed rider Ben Jones’ cowboy hat as the bull butted into his upper arm. Jones doubled over on the stamped dirt as the bull was roped, and three sports-medicine technicians ran into the pen.
Historical re-enactor Bruce Noll hasn’t tired of impersonating poet Walt Whitman in the 43 years he’s been doing it.
This is not your daddy’s theater. Bondage, dominance, submission and sadomasochism are the top layer of David Ives’ “Venus in Fur,” presented at the Aux Dog Theatre.
If you’re planning on spending all your money on fuzzy bunnies, cute puppies and chocolate this week, then start saving now with this week’s money-savers.
Three UNM students were sick of analyzing graphs, watching PowerPoint presentations and reading scientific papers last semester. So instead, they decided to visualize scientific data through dance.
Many children dream of running away to the circus, but for members of the Albuquerque Aerialist Collective, the circus is just downtown.
I’ve never attended the famous music and film festival South by Southwest in Austin, Texas, but because of its proximity to Albuquerque, some of the bands stopped by Sister Bar on their way out.
People say there are some things they just don’t understand, but a group of local mythology buffs has found that many stories serve to explain the unexplainable in everyday life.
Science fiction robots and the ancient mysticism of Tarot cards don’t typically overlap — but anything’s possible to animator and Albuquerque freelance artist Peter Hague.
When I shook former Playboy columnist Herbert Gold’s hand at the intersection of Columbus Avenue and Broadway Street in San Francisco, I couldn’t even say hello.
Solutions by The State News
