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Comment by Instituto Cervantes Albuquerque on February 21, 2012 at 12:12pm

You are invited! 

E•CO: European and Latin American photography focused on the environment

 

Curated by Claudi Carreras, the exhibition E•CO gathered photographic projects by twenty Latin American and European photographic collectives, each tasked with crafting a visual essay about one of the most important topics of our day: the environment. Free of curatorial influence, the collectives define “environment” for themselves and maintain their own production and editing processes. E•CO is a sample of the most pressing environmental problems, in the countries where the collectives are operating.

E•CO 2010 assembled 20 photographic collectives from Germany, Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, France, Italy, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, UK, Venezuela and Spain as well as a multinational group that represents photographers from Eastern Europe, that discussed with editors, researchers and other professionals of this media, the problematical and needs of the photographic medium.

Opening night and reception on Thursday, March 1^ST at 6PM led by Claudi Carreras. Pete V. Domenici Education Center, at the National Hispanic Cultural Center, located at 1701 4^th Street SW (4^th Street and Avenida César Chávez).

Exhibit E•CO will be opened to the public from March 1^st to May 31st^t. Opening times: Monday to Friday from 9AM to 5PM. Saturday from 9AM to 12PM. Free admission.

Comment by Tim Keller on January 2, 2011 at 5:10pm

COMMUNITY LEGISLATIVE

FORUM

Senator Tim Keller and Senator Cisco McSorley

Representative Gail Chasey, Representative Al Park and

Representative Sheryl Williams Stapleton

 

Date:  Thursday, January 6, 2011

Time:  6:00- 7:30 pm

Place:  African American Performing Arts Center

 

Expo New Mexico Fairgrounds

310 San Pedro NE

*FREE PARKING*

Comment by One Million Bones on November 26, 2010 at 9:52am

Please join us to make a bone against genocide! OMB would like to invite you to our monthly Bone Making Event held this Sunday (Nov. 28). Our event will be held at The Box Theatre (100 gold SW) from 2 to 4 pm.

Comment by Sterling Ray Fluharty on October 17, 2010 at 3:43pm

The Martin Heinrich for Congress Campaign has figured out how to win this election. I spend my evenings and weekends volunteering as a Deputy Field Organizer in the Nob Hill Office at 115 Montclaire SE. We have a plan for getting out the vote, but we need more volunteers. There are also openings in our office for canvass captains, deputy volunteer coordinator, and various other positions. Contact our Field Organizer Alex Eubanks (at 805.305.5834 or alex@nmdemocrats.org) to apply for these positions and to get on the schedule for volunteer shifts.

According to the Bernalillo County Clerk, Republicans have so far turned in more absentee ballots than Democrats. We really need your help to contact more voters and to get them to the polls!

Comment by Tim Keller on October 16, 2010 at 6:25pm

Early voting started today! see the county clerk website for locations, M-S 8 to 6 till the Oct 31. Skip the lines on election and help out progressives who are running instead :)

Comment by Tim Keller on October 16, 2010 at 6:24pm

1000s turned out for the first ever free dental clinic at Expo NM, 100s even camped out!!! Shows the huge need for dental services in Burque

Comment by Chartreuse on July 12, 2010 at 11:51pm

Intrigued by political intrigue?

New Mexico politics can be a confusing and entertaining spectacle and one man with his eye on the target and finger on the pulse of this beast is Joe Monahan, author of the prominent blog, "New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan."


Join others intrigued with our fast moving political stage at O'Niell's Pub this Thursday eve at 7 PM and enjoy a pint while you hear the latest. Invite friends and debate partners!


This event is sponsored by the Green Party of Bernalillo County as the first in a series of informal gatherings looking at issues we value . . . beginning with Grassroots Democracy.

Comment by Chartreuse on March 6, 2010 at 1:06pm

Just wanted to let everyone here know that the decidedly progressive Green Party of New Mexico is holding our annual state convention here in ABQ on March 20, 2010 from 2 - 4 pm, immediately following the annual march against the Iraq War also to be held that day @ Civic Plaza.
We'll be meeting at O'Neill's meeting room and there will be some food and refreshment.

If you were excited about change yet disappointed in what the 2-party system has delivered, once again, please consider what alternative political parties might have to offer.

If you want more info, please contact bcgp@mac.com . . . we have a newsletter you can follow & see what we're about. You can also view the national website at gp.org and greenpartynm.org (soon to be updated).

Comment by Chartreuse on October 14, 2009 at 8:31am

I'm curious as to the progressive reaction to the election of a Republican as mayor of ABQ. I've been unable to really get a good idea of his views and intentions as to some of our issues here. Will Marty's Q program be dismantled? Will sustainability programs be given the kabash? What about sprawl- which Marty wasn't great on but now what?
Water?
Recycling?
Civil rights?

and now that we've seen this outcome in the election, what about amending our charter (as I believe is the mechanism) to conduct our elections using Ranked Choice Voting so as to eliminate the need for progressives to either split votes or hold their nose and vote for someone they dislike out of fear (this applies for any party too).

Comment by vivian rowe on September 13, 2009 at 9:02pm

i know this woman. i have met her a couple of times. a true and transparent progressive. she'll listen. let's get some conversation going here and tell her what's important to all of us.

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