Posts Tagged ‘albuquerque’

Using a printer, paper, scissors and tape, I designed a shirt for Balloon Fiesta but called it Baboon Fiesta. Here’s a video of how we screenprinted them.

After years of wandering, I found my water in the desert, writing about Massachusetts through a New Mexican lens. Only in Albuquerque does this happen.

The point here isn’t to talk about how awesome we are, but to stress how we have come to value a collaborative vision built around our own dark obsessions.

Wildewood’s album was recorded entirely in Albuquerque’s South Valley in a quaint adobe home near the river.

Upcoming events will further explore the themes of surface and texture highlighted in the Flatlanders exhibition. All are free unless otherwise noted.

The newest solution I have found is a designated driver service called Ride Guys who will drive you and your car home.

The 24-artist group show Flatlanders & Surface Dwellers explores the essence of surface and, invariably, what lies beneath.

The surface is just superficial, right? Not when Lea Anderson is organizing a show about it.

These works physically draw you in like they’re eye magnets, and then they become heart and brain magnets.

What Pomplamoose has helped me realize is that a different kind of musical career path can be cultivated.

The most important part of any zinefest, for me at least, is the inspiration I feel when it is all said and done.

The hard part is the start-up phase, which is the phase that I’m in. I’m doing a bunch of work now that will hopefully pay off down the line.