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Today in NM – Tue Feb 09, 2010
  • Julia Child & Johnny Vee Go Vegetarian
    Time: 6:00 pm
    City: Santa Fe
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  • I Saw the Music: An Evening with rock photographer Baron Wolman
    Time: 5:30 pm
    City: Santa Fe
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  • Community Seminar on Henry James' The Wings of the Dove
    Time: 4:00 pm
    City: Santa Fe
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  • Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo
    Time: 7:30 pm
    City: Santa Fe
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Living Portraits of New Mexico Artists & Writers
An Educational Outreach Project of New Mexico CultureNet

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Artists Lonnie Vigil, Roxanne Swentzell and Beverly Singer

Living Portraits is a series of short films featuring interviews with New Mexico artists, examples of their work, and footage of places and activities important to their lives. The films will be distributed to schools and libraries throughout New Mexico on DVD and VHS.

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Shine On You Crazy Diamond

Book cover for Shine On You Crazy Diamond: Poems by Teens and Their Mentors Shine On You Crazy Diamond: Poems by Teens & Their Mentors has just been published to coincide with Poetry Jam. The book is now available here on the CultureNet Web site. It contains sixty-one poems by teens who have participated in poetry programs sponsored by New Mexico CultureNet as well as those New Mexico poets who work with them as mentors.

Artist Showcase

The Artist Showcase exists to open a wider audience to deserving New Mexico writers, artists and performers.


Rebecca Seiferle is the author of three books of poetry, “The Music We Dance To,” “The Ripped-Out Seam” and “Bitters,” winner of the Pushcart Prize and Western States Book Award in 2002.

Heritage & Learning

We celebrate New Mexico’s rich heritage by offering insightful looks into the cultures, peoples, and events that have shaped her history. Many of the topics in this section were designed to be used in classroom settings. See more in Heritage & Learning.


Teaching Southwest Architecture to Children

A richly illustrated guide for teachers developed by UNM Professor Emeritus, Dr. Anne Taylor.

Literary New Mexico

New Mexico is blessed with more than her share of gifted writers. The works in this section offer a taste of our vibrant literary scene. See more in Literary New Mexico.


Where We Live: New Mexico Poetry Commentary by R.W. French

Concise, incisive essays on the poetry of Jimmy Santiago Baca, Anne Valley Fox, Arthur Sze, Miriam Sagan, Valerie Martínez as well a review of The Drunken Boat, a poetry site edited by award winning Farmington poet, Rebecca Seiferle.

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