November 1, 2024

Join us for the artist celebration of NA(RRA)TIVE, a new exhibition that features 22 legendary Indigenous artists.

Thursday, November 7, 2024 | 5 to 7 p.m.

Gallery One, 1 Civic Plaza NW

Featured artists include: Jaune Quick-to-See Smith; Pop Chalee; Cara Romero; Lonnie Vigil; Caroline Carpio; Kathleen Wall; Lorraine Gala Lewis; Marilyn Ray; Del Curfman; Roderick Kaskalla; Dinah & Peter Gasper; Cippy CrazyHorse; Phil Hughte; C. Maurus Chino; Mateo Romero; Roderick Tenorio; Deborah Jojola; Neal Ambrose Smith; George Rivera; Jonathan Warm Day Coming; Nora Naranjo Morse; and Daniel Walters.

The receptions and exhibition are free and open to the public. NA(RRA)TIVE will be on view through December 6. Learn more at www.cabq.gov/galleryone.

The City’s Public Art and Urban Enhancement Division, Friends of Orphan Signs (FOS), and the National Trust for Historic Preservation (NTHP) is announcing it will place a community-generated public artwork at the southeast corner of the new International District Park next to the library. To ensure the artwork accurately represents the surrounding neighborhoods, Public Art is issuing a Call for Artists to participate in a restorative design process with community.

To create the best community-driven design, Public Art is seeking four visual artists with ties to the District to participate in the design process with community artists. Selected artists will participate in design workshops aimed at generating a visual identity for their respective design of the art piece. Workshops will be free and open to the public, hosted at community non-profit sites in the district.

Artist-facilitators will work with the community to create designs for the potential artwork. Each artist will be paid $3,500 for their workshop process and one final design from which a jury will choose the final artwork. Following the restorative design process, the final construction and fabrication process will result in a large-scale artwork representative of themes and ideas presented by the community.

Friends of Orphan Signs will be leading the artist teams and have employed an International District community artist to be an embedded part of the team.

Deadline: November 25, 2024 at 5 p.m.

Emerging technologies are changing the public art landscape - and fast! Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the latest focus, raising complex and interesting challenges for artists and arts administrators.

Join the Public Art Urban Enhancement Division for a presentation and conversation with art and emerging technology attorney, Sarah Conley Odenkirk to learn how the Albuquerque Public Art Program is exploring how AI can help support artists.

Sarah Conley Odenkirk will provide insight into some of the latest developments in AI and other emerging technologies, and unpack those issues most relevant to artists and public art.

Tuesday, November 19, 2024 | 4 - 6 p.m.

Albuquerque Museum, Ventana Salon

2000 Mountain Rd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104

Signup is required. The workshop is free and open to the public.

Join land tender and certified arborist Corva Rose; music and rest sharer maria mcCullough; and writer and grief worker mai cortez đoán for this gentle, interactive playshop.

This playshop will offer spaciousness and welcome to turn inward and be with climate grief. Over the course of four hours, we will weave our hearts and grief through reflection, personal writing time, gentle movement, and the collective building of a fence mosaic. Together, we will connect to the inner + outer resilience that can emerge when we share and hold our grief in community through creative pathways.

For more info and to register visit: https://treeschoolnm.com/playshop/

The Los Alamos County Art in Public Places Board (APPB) invites artists to submit proposals for a distinctive, functional art piece that will serve as a security gate for the Betty Ehart Senior Activity Center.

The commissioned artwork will balance safety with aesthetic appeal, enhancing the beauty of the surrounding area.

The estimated budget for this project is $30,000, which includes costs for the artwork, installation, and any additional related expenses.

Deadline: Friday, December 6, 2024 at 5 p.m.

City of Albuquerque Public Art Urban Enhancement Division | cabq.gov/publicart