Monday - Thursday, February 11 - 14

12:30p - Amour

2:15p - Searching for Sugar Man*
3:00p - Amour
4:45p - Chasing Ice*
5:30p - Amour
7:30p - Searching for Sugar Man*
8:00p - Amour

Exhibitions

spector ripps project space // Alone Together, 10pm-8pm, Daily.
Muñoz Waxman Gallery // Making Light Of It: 366 Days of the Apocalypse & The Warriors: A Love Story
Open Thursday - Sunday, 12pm-5pm

Alone Together

February 1 - March 10, 2013

Featuring new work by Albuquerque-based artist Natalie Smith, Alone Together is an exploration of the relationships between people and objects and between objects themselves. Non-traditional textile-like paintings are collaged, arranged, and grouped on the wall. Their sculptural presentation calls into question the intuitive process of collecting, combining, displaying, and organizing, the activities and patterns that make up the fabric of our lives.

Searching for Sugar Man

“Morphs unexpectedly but wondrously from tragedy to triumph, from mourning to celebration … worth seeing just to hear Rodriguez’s unjustly forgotten music … earns its happy ending by alchemizing pain into transcendent beauty.” 

–A.V. Club

Making Light Of It: 366 Days of the Apocalypse

OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 6:30-8PM 

San Francisco-based artist Michelle Blade has made one painting a day for the entirety of 2012. As a daily meditation on her relationship with painting and with the apocalyptic Mayan prophecies surrounding 2012, Blade's work investigates themes of ritual and prophecy, the real and unreal, as well as a universal yearning to connect with the unfamiliar. 

The Warriors: A Love Story

The Warriors: A Love Story is an evening-length multimedia performance by ARCOS Dance exploring humanity's potential for acts of profound destruction and creation. The visceral, athletic choreography of Curtis Uhlemann and Erica Gionfriddo, and an original script, music, and video by Eliot Gray Fisher, grandson of J. Glenn and Ursula, chronicle the search for understanding the complexity of a history that we must not forget.

Amour

“Transfixing and extraordinarily touching, perhaps the most hauntingly honest movie about old age ever made.” 

–Entertainment Weekly

5-time 2013 Oscar Nominee! Best Feature, Best Director (Michael Haneke), Best Leading Actress (Emmanuelle Riva), Best Original Screenplay, & Best Foreign Language Film!

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Alone Together

Featuring new work by Albuquerque-based artist Natalie Smith, Alone Together is an exploration of the relationships between people and objects and between objects themselves. Non-traditional textile-like paintings are collaged, arranged, and grouped on the wall. Their sculptural presentation calls into question the intuitive process of collecting, combining, displaying, and organizing, the activities and patterns that make up the fabric of our lives.

February 1 - March 10, 2013

Making Light of It: 366 Days of the Apocalypse

San Francisco-based artist Michelle Blade has made one painting a day for the entirety of 2012. As a daily meditation on her relationship with painting and with the apocalyptic Mayan prophecies surrounding 2012, Blade's work investigates themes of ritual and prophecy. Blade's solo exhibition Making Light of It features the debut of all 366 apocalypse paintings, alongside new sculptural works, as a triumphant New Year proclamation.

January 18 - February 17, 2013

The Warriors: A Love Story

The Warriors: A Love Story is an evening-length multimedia performance by ARCOS Dance exploring humanity's potential for acts of profound destruction and creation. The show is inspired by the lives of J. Glenn Gray, a Colorado philosophy professor and WWII veteran whose book on modern battle remains highly relevant to this day, and his wife Ursula, a German survivor of the Allied bombing of Dresden, whose passion throughout her life was dance.

Performances: Fridays & Saturdays, February 8, 9, 15, 16 at 7:30pm Sundays, February 10, 17 at 2pm