Posts by Pyragraph Staff

I really wish I could whistle reasonably well on cue, since what is now arguably our most famous song features me doing so at about three or four points during the song.

We are so stoked to offer this deal from our friends at Meow Wolf! Get 15% off any exhibition tickets (this excludes music events) you buy between now and July 31, exclusively for PyraPASS holders!

Honestly, I’ve always felt like a bit of an outsider in most situations. Music has not been an exception. That territory comes with some shitty shows, one of which I’m happy to tell you about.

Our background art, “Immunilogical Response” is by artist Eva Avenue. Find her at her website Evaavenue.com.

This class, taught by Peri Pakroo, will offer practical, detailed information about how to develop your creative idea, product or service into a profitable business, with success defined on your own terms.

Shannon is offering 20% off her house concert how-to guide, exclusively for Pyragraph Media Pass holders.

Wildewood has a show coming up this Saturday at the Outpost Performance Space with Merlettes, so we wanted to ask them: What’s your deal?

Welcome to another installment of Brandish, a Pyragraphic portrait series featuring artists of all energies along with the unsung tools that they brandish.

Do you need help with your artist statement, project description, or similar? Nancy Zastudil, a.k.a. The Necessarian, is offering 15% off Full Edit or Copy Edit services exclusively for Pyragraph Media Pass holders.

Our background art, “Three Horses” is by artist Rocky Norton. Rocky builds, paints, constructs, deconstructs, and reinvents things—in his studio and on the road—with stone, metal, wood and paint.

We get the scoop from Nancy on upcoming exhibits, the history of Central Features Contemporary Art, how she transitioned from art school to gallery owner, what the business climate is like in downtown ABQ, and a whole lot more.

We chat with Jared Putnam about touring Kazakhstan and other far-flung spots around the globe with Le Chat Lunatique, making lo-tech videos with Sage, and playing in Lynn Anderson’s band.

Welcome to another installment of Brandish, a Pyragraphic portrait series featuring artists of all energies along with the unsung tools that they brandish.

Award-winning essayist Mike Smith also runs a podcast called City on the Edge; writes about music for various publications; and is an excellent dancer. We chat with Mike about the world of literary journalism, podcasting, and exploring forgotten places in New Mexico.

We chat with Jessamyn about turning identity theft into a photography book (Dear Erin Hart), going to school in Rochester, New York, and her husband Lee Montgomery’s drones.

“I took it seriously and went to study film production. Now I am here, doing what I went to school for, and trying to get our films out there.”