With hundreds of activities throughout the state of New Mexico and the Southwest region, ISEA2012 Albuquerque: Machine Wilderness, the 18th International Symposium for Electronic Art will be one of the largest gatherings addressing the future of art, science, technology, and nature in the United States in recent history.
“The Factory” is a for-profit development including two buildings totaling 20,000 sq. ft on 1.5 acres of land. It houses 34 rental workspaces, three large gallery spaces, and “The Kosmos,” a coffee bar and performance space.
Although there are a great number of galleries that showcase amazing talent in Albuquerque, there aren’t too many venues that cater to the crafting community. The Octopus and The Fox provides silkscreening, sewing and crocheting classes in the hopes of promoting a do-it-yourself environment.
Specified as a place-based studio arts program offered through the University of New Mexico, Land Arts of the American West transverses the American Southwest and Northern Mexico investigating place as a fully discursive form.
Basement Films is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization that supports experimental, independent, and under-represented forms of film and video making.
Inspired by a sense of wonder and a commitment to creativity and sustainability, LEAP is an experimental, interdisciplinary, artist-driven, initiative creating fertile ground for collaboration.
Temporary Art Review is pleased to announce the addition of two new Regional Editors: Mike Bianco for West Texas and Nancy Zastudil for New Mexico. Look out for new posts from their regions starting this month!
THE LAND/an art site is the fourth in a series of Site/Project Profiles that present off-grid, hyper-isolated residencies. Founded in 1998, this residency maintains an outdoor work/exhibition site in the Manzano Mountains of central New Mexico devoted exclusively to site-specific, environmentally low-impact, land-based art.