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Financial Fitness Workshop
Learn to
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September 26
9am to 4pm
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creativesanta fe is a Business Campaign Partner with Homewise.
Homewise provides programs, advice and assistance to individuals in Santa Fe County to help them purchase and refinance homes.
They are especially helpful for artists and other creative workers that might have difficulties with traditional home lenders.
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You Are Invited
creativesanta fe
presents a
Creative Conversation
with
Douglas Barkey
Dean, School of Arts and Design
Santa Fe Community College
 Wednesday September 23 at 5:30 p.m. SFCC Visual Arts Gallery
Santa Fe Community College
6401 Richards Avenue
Learn about the Arts and Design programs at SFCC, meet the faculty, tour the facilities, and enjoy a reception while viewing a very special exhibit by Ricardo Martinez.
"Ruta Sinuosa"
(c) La Lagrima Seca by Ricardo Martinez
Photographic Works
of
Ricardo Martínez
A series of more than 30 black and white photographs that document the lives of the Tarahumara people, the indigenous inhabitants of Copper Canyon--a region in Chihuahua Mexico--noted for both its beauty and poverty.
This is a free event. Please join us and bring a friend to introduce to Creative Santa Fe.
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SAVE THE DATE
October 22, 2009
5:30 to 7:30 pm
creativesanta fe Launches
Salon Series
an intimate evening with Santa Fe Creatives
Hosted by Jack Lemon at Landfall Press
Jack is dedicated to preserving the art of
traditional printing methods as well as exploring new innovations for over 35 years.
Landfall Press has been recognized nationally in retrospective exhibitions at the Art Institute of Chicago, Milwaukee Art Museum, and New York's Museum of Modern Art.
Entertainment provided by Susan Abod
 Presenting Fresh Interpretations of Familiar Jazz Standardsand Original Material
Since moving to Santa Fe in 2005, Susan has continued to write songs and pursue her passion for jazz while scatting and crooning with guitarist Lewis Winn of the Alpha Cats. She was a finalist at the New Mexico State Fair's Music Competition in 2006 and is included in this year's NM Jazz Women Voices. Read more
Watch For More Details Coming Soon
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Vision Shift! Art in the Age of Climate Change
Vision Shift! opens October 9, 2009 at five venues in Santa Fe and runs through November 30, 2009.
Vision Shift! is the brainchild of the Art Collaborative, headed up by New Energy Economy and a collection of organizations including Center for Contemporary Arts, Santa Fe Art Institute, Institute of American Indian Arts, Earth Care International (Youth Leadership Program), Fine Arts for Children and Teens (FACT), Santa Fe Place, and Warehouse 21.
The Art Collaborative will host one opening night at each exhibition space. Different performance artists will translate ideas into movement, dialogue, or visual imagery at each opening. Live art will complement the paintings, installations and sculptures--feeding the audience's imagination and compelling action to address climate change.
Vision Shift! Art in the Age of Climate Change artists will communicate concerns about pollution and environmental destruction and raise the consciousness of climate change.
The mission of this innovative exhibition is to impact policy and create meaningful social change within the community and beyond.
Call for entriesOpen to all artists in all mediaFor deadlines and restrictions visit Vision Shift!
Vision Shift! Art in the Age of Climate ChangeOctober 9 - November 30, 2009
OpeningsOctober 9, 2009 Center for Contemporary Arts1050 Old Pecos Trail, opening October 9, 2009 Santa Fe Art Institute 1600 St. Michaels Dr. October 10, 2009 Warehouse 21 1614 Paseo de Peralta October 11, 2009 Santa Fe Place4250 Cerrillos Road, October 1, 2009 Art-in-Transit
Displayed Inside Santa Fe Buses New Energy Economy is Dedicated to Creating Green Jobs, Boosting the Economy and Solving Global WarmingRead More Vision ShiftNewEnergyEconomy_________________________________________________________ |
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Thank you to our many friends and supporters! We welcome your suggestions as we plan activities throughout the year.
Kris Swedin, Chairman, Creative Santa Fe
P.O. Box 2388 / Santa Fe, NM 87504 / 505.989.9934/ info@creativesantafe.org
Help us advocate for Santa Fe's Creative Entrepreneurs
businesses, and workforce.
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