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from September 15, 2021: Santa Fe Reporter

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Public Listening Sessions Sesiones Públicas de Escucha

Attend a public meeting about The New O’Keeffe project in downtown Santa Fe. Asista a una reunión pública sobre el nuevo proyecto de O’Keeffe en el centro de Santa Fe.

September 21st = 6:00 PM MDT Santa Fe High School Theater 2100 Yucca St, Santa Fe, NM 87505 September 28th = 6:00 PM MDT Santa Fe Community College, Jemez Rooms 6401 Richards Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87508 October 5th = 6:00 PM MDT Meeting via Zoom. Link to attend can be found at gokm.org/newmuseum. Reunión vía Zoom. El enlace para asistir se puede encontrar en gokm.org/newmuseum. Questions? ¿Preguntas? rlucero@okeeffemuseum.org or 505.946.1036

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Photographer Lisa Law’s temporary Museum of the Sixties on the Plaza has been entertaining visitors most of the summer with personal tours and will remain open for just two more weeks. (76 E San Francisco St., above Overland Sheepskin Co., 10 am-5 pm, Thursday to Monday. Suggested donation: $10; children under 12 free.) Law, a Santa Fe resident, has worked in the documentary genre for more than four decades and her photos have hung in places the likes of the Smithsonian Museum of American History. Your chances to catch her iconic photos is waning, but before she packs it in again, SFR caught her for a few questions. A closing party is planned for Sept. 30 from 5 to 7 pm. (Julie Ann Grimm)

How did you land on doing a popup museum and how has it gone?

I had done a show at El Museo Cultural five years ago called Flashing on the 60s: A Trip Back to the Garden and it was supposed to be up for three months but they kept it for eight months. It was very popular—8,000 people came to it and the history museum was interviewing me for the Voices of the Counterculture show to get some vocals for the show, you know, you push a button and you hear a recording.

I said, “Don’t you want any of these pictures here?” and she ID’d 147 that became one-third of the gorgeous show that the state paid for...I brought Wavy Gravy out and I showed my movie and brought the hippie bus and parked it out front. It was really a lot of fun and then I packed it up and put it away. We then had a show and a party at my daughter’s gallery on Canyon Road, Edition One, and Peter Komis, the owner of this building, came to the show...and he loved it and I said “Why don’t we do this at your space that’s empty over the Overland Sheep Co.?” He said, “I’ll sponsor you”...So my daughter, Pilar, and I signed a contract with him and she and I then spent the next three weeks to clean it and put up the whole show and it’s been up since July 9. An unbelievable amount of people have been here, especially tourists.

What is it about the 60s that is so captivating to people?

This was during the psychedelic era, the war marches, the music—Dylan, Janis and Otis, and Woodstock. I’ve got a whole section on Woodstock. We fed, the Hog Farm from here, fed 200,000 people at Woodstock. The art was great. Easy Rider was done in that time. I have a whole section on Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper and on Tony Price, the Atomic Artist.

It’s a very exciting time and people miss it and when they come up here and they see it all together, they get goosebumps and they start crying and they want a picture with me. It’s wonderful to be here five hours a week, eight hours a day when people come in.

Do you have a favorite piece in the show?

My picture of Bob Dylan is probably the most well known picture of Bob Dylan now, it was taken in 1966 at the solarium in LA at the castle. It’s being touted as the best picture of Bob Dylan. And also my picture of Janis Joplin in Truchas. That one is well known.

LA EMI: FALL FLAMENCO SERIES

The Lodge at Santa Fe 750 N St. Francis Drive (505) 992-5800 These are the last days of summer, but La Emi and company are done with the heat. Minus the burning passion of the dance. 8 pm, $20-$50

COOKING CLASS: NATIVE AMERICAN CUISINE

Santa Fe School of Cooking 125 N Guadalupe St. (505) 983-4511 Blue corn gnocchi arrowheads with guajillo chile sauce, lamb stuffed rellenos, sweet frybread with seasonal berries and prickly pear syrup. 10 am-1 pm, $95

ALI RYERSON: WOMEN IN JAZZ

SITE Santa Fe 1606 Paseo de Peralta (505) 989-1199 Ryerson has emerged as one of the most exciting and versatile flutists on the scene today. Yes, flutes are exciting. Expect classical and jazz and with picks from her two dozens albums. 5 pm, $25-$30

BLUE RHAPSODY

Fenix at Vanessie 427 W Water St. (505) 982-9966 Food, wine and a husband and wife duo with piano and vocals to ease the digestion. 6:30 pm, free

MARION CARRILLO WITH DESERT RATT

Reunity Resources 1829 San Ysidro Crossing (505) 393-1196 Las Cruces-based Desert Ratt brings songs of strife and struggles of the working class. Folk, punk and blues, while Carrillo features a blend of storytelling, humor, social critique and honest reflection. 7-10 pm, $10

THEATER

THE CRADLE WILL ROCK

The Actors Lab 1213 Parkway Drive B (505) 395-6576 From the minds of Orson Welles, John Houseman and Marc Blitzstein—a play in music, super pro-union which we always love. Note the show actually begins in the parking lot for reasons we don’t know. Meta-theater. 7:30 pm, $25-$90

A STREETLIGHT NAMED SANTA FE

Santa Fe Playhouse 142 E De Vargas St. (505) 988-4262 The Fiesta Melodrama, where we can poke fun at local events and politicians and citizen’s complaints on online public forums. 7 pm, $15-$25

NOW….MODERN BUDDHIST MEDITATIONS IN SANTA FE: HOW TO TAME YOUR MIND

Santa Fe Community Yoga Center 826 Camino de Monte Rey (505) 292-5293 Explore how meditation can be used to connect us with our pure potential and become more and more loving, kinder, confident and peaceful: to become the person we wish to be. 10-11:15 am, $10

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ART OPENINGS

ARTWALK SEPTEMBER

Plaza Rosina 1925 Rosina St. artwalksantafe.com Outdoor arts and crafts market. Plus music and sushi. (see SFR picks, page 17). 4-7 pm, free

BOOKS/LECTURES

RIVER TALK: HOW TO BECOME A WATERSHED SUPER HERO

Frenchy's Field 2001 Agua Fria St. A walking discussion of the tools, perspective and practice of citizen science. Led by River Source. Email zrisaacson@santafenm.gov to reserve a spot. 9:30-11 am, free

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