N4th Theater
NOW
TWO WORLDS FALL 2010
A Program of Native American Film and Theater
Weekend 1 – Films
Screening of Short Films by Native Americans
September 11-12
Sat, 7pm & Sun, 2pm
$5 Suggested Donation
Weekends 2 & 3 – Staged Reading
War Paint, a two-act play by Bret Jones
September 18, 25 & September 19, 26
Sat, 7pm & Sun, 2pm
$5 Suggested Donation
N4th Gallery
NOW
TWO WORLDS EXHIBITION
Photographs by students at the Native American Community Academy (NACA)
Exhibit Runs Aug 6 – Sept 5, 2010
Opening Reception: Friday, August 6, 2010, 5-7pm
North Fourth Community
NOW
Art of Extremes
The Mind Research Network inaugurates a two-month art exhibit by VSA arts of New Mexico, Tuesday, July 13, 11:30am in the MRN lobby, 1110 Yale NE.
Art of Extremes is a collection of works by adults who participate in the VSA Days Arts Program. Some of the artists will attend the
opening of the exhibit. For more information visit www.mrn.org or contact Lina Jabra, Community Development Director at 345-2872 ext. 25
Featured on the blog of Steve Stucker, anchor at KOB TV Channel 4.
Abiquiu - Art Beyond Limits
August 19 - September 13, 2010
Ghost Ranch Piedra Lumbre Education and Visitor Center
<< See description at left
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Generations
August 28 – Dececember 1, 2010
RWJF UNM Center for Health Policy
<< See description at left
VSA AmeriCorps
2010-2011 Recruitment
VSA New Mexico/ North Fourth Art Center is currently recruiting 13 full-time visual, performing and digital artists for the upcoming AmeriCorps year to begin September 1, 2010. For more info click here.
Calls for Submission
VSA National
Kids Can Create
due spring 2011 (K-12 with a disability)
Young Soloists
due fall 2010 (musicians with disabilities under the age of 25)
FEATURING
New N4th 2010-2011 Season Brochure is now available!
Click HERE to view the whole brochure online or HERE to download a PDF file (2.1MB) to your computer.
VSA in the Community
Untitled by Audrey Talbot
Abiquiu - Art Beyond Limits
August 19 - September 13, 2010
Artist Reception: August 21, 2010 2-4pm
Free Admission and open to the public
Ghost Ranch Piedra Lumbre Education and Visitor Center
Located on US highway 84 between mile markers 225 and 226, just north of the main Ghost Ranch entrance
Hours: Tuesday - Sunday, 9am -5pm, closed Mondays
Entry questions/Directions: 505 685-4312 www.ghostranch.org
Abiquiu - Art Beyond Limits is a collection of works by various artists who participate in the VSA Day Arts Program and the Exploratory Arts at the North Fourth Art Center. These artists are people that make art because they feel they have to, it is their way of expressing themselves. The multimedia work ranges from a bright pastel drawing of dinosaurs eating while a meteor is traveling above them to wrestling inspired images as well as many abstract works. The goal of the exhibit is to highlight the artistic achievements of individuals with disabilities and provide opportunities to exhibit and sell their artwork statewide. The event is free and open ot the public.
"We are honored to exhibit at Ghost Ranch Piedra Lumbre Education Center, a site enriched by Georgia O'Keefe's work and life inspiring many different people in different ways", said Lina Jabra, Community Development Director.
For more information contact Lina Jabra 505-345-2872 ext 25; email ljabra@vsartsnm.org
Spanish Man by Robert Rivers
Generations
A Multimedia show by various VSA artists at RWJF UNM Center for Health Policy
Arts and Crafts Sale to kick off the opening: Saturday, August 28, 1-3pm on the lawn
1909 Las Lomas on the UNM Campus ( Yale and Las Lomas)
505-277-0130
Exhibit runs from August 28 – Dececember 1, 2010
Generations is a collection of works by artist participating in the VSA Days Arts Program at the North Fourth Art Center. The exhibit is a mix of bright, multi media works created by several generations of VSA artists. Each artist draws on different sources of inspiration and identification closet to their cultural generation. Showcased in the exhibit are works by Marc Frye, Helene Valdez, Lena Han, Sammy Maldonado, Robert Rivers and James Santillanes.
Robert O. Valdez, executive director of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Center for Health Policy at UNM said, “It is a privilege to showcase the unique work of the VSA artists. We are very proud to support VSA because it is a vital part of maintaining a healthy community here in Albuquerque."
Need a space for classes, meetings, rehearsals, or parties?
We'd like to help. Through our CenterArts program, we welcome community members to our facilities for arts and education-related activities. Our rental fees are negotiable. We have six studios and classrooms ranging in size from 20' x 13' to 30' x 30'. All rooms are wheelchair-accessible and available for community use. We are an ever-expanding resource for the community! Contact us today! 505-345-2872 ext. 15