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Members Exhibition Preview
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What's coming up next at SITE Santa Fe?
Mon, Aug 29, 5:30pm
Join SITE Santa Fe Phillips Executive Director Louis Grachos and Curator Brandee Caoba for a Members-only preview of upcoming exhibitions at SITE Santa Fe, including Rebecca Ward, Shirin Neshat, Max Cole, and Billie Zangewa! This free event is open to SITE Santa Fe Members only.
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The Mountain Center Open House
Thurs, Aug 11, 4-7pm
Join us to celebrate artist Nani Chacon's mural, After Winter, at The Mountain Center with food, drink, music by DJ Garronteed, rock climbing, and art activities for the whole family.
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SITE-Specific Performance by Raashan Ahmad
Fri, Aug 12, 6pm
DJ Raashan Ahmad responds to The Body Electric in a site-specific set. This event is free and open to the public, no pre-registration required.
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Performance by Sarah Ortegon
Thurs, Aug 18, 5:30pm
Renowned jingle dress dancer Sarah Ortegon, who is featured in The Body Electric, will perform at SITE Santa Fe for Indian Market weekend. Free admission, no advanced registration required.
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Zoon LIVE in Concert
Fri, Aug 19, 7:30pm
Zoon, also known as musician Daniel Monkman, will perform his trance-inducing, genre-bending music live at SITE Santa Fe, with opening video and performance work by Dylan McLaughlin.
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Tickets to this concert are FREE for SITE Santa Fe Members!
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SITE-Specific Performance by Laura Ortman
Sun, Aug 21, 2pm
Join us in the galleries for a performance by musician and composer Laura Ortman inspired by themes in Nani Chacon: SPECTRUM.
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SPONSORED
Carmen at the Santa Fe Opera
What do the cards have in store for Carmen, Don José and Escamillo?
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Jeffrey Gibson Cinema Selections at CCA
In partnership with SITE Santa Fe, the Center for Contemporary Art (CCA) presents a series of screenings curated by artist Jeffrey Gibson that showcase Native and Indigenous voices across the globe in both classic and contemporary film.
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Bedevil (1993)
Center for Contemporary Art Cinema
Sat, Aug 13, 5pm
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The Exiles (1961)
Center for Contemporary Art Cinema
Sat, Aug 20, 5pm
*Conversation with Jeffrey Gibson to follow.
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Chatter
Chatter weaves together traditional and contemporary chamber music programs with poetry readings in the morning.
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Sat, Aug 13, 10:30am
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Sat, Aug 27, 10:30am
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This program will feature new work by composer Raven Chacon, music by Melissa Peña, James Shields, and James Holland, and spoken word by Harrison Fletcher.
This program will feature compositions by Benjamin Britten and Carl Maria von Weber, music by James Shields, Rosebud Quartet, Aaron Schwebel, Sheila Jaffé, Keith Hamm, Leana Rutt, and spoken word by Donald Levering.
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Nani Chacon: SPECTRUM
Closing Sun, Aug 21
SPECTRUM is a new body of work by artist Nani Chacon, including 10 newly commissioned large-scale paintings and a survey of Chacon’s archive, that explores cultural repair and radical colonial resistance.
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Explore the digital gallery guide to learn more about the artworks in this exhibition in English, Spanish, and ASL!
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Jeffrey Gibson: The Body Electric
On view through Sun, Sept 11
The Body Electric, a solo exhibition spanning Gibson’s multi-decade practice, features painting, sculpture, and installation, as well as newly commissioned works.
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Explore the exhibition digital gallery guide in English, Spanish, or ASL!
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The Body Electric is made possible through the generous support of the Carl & Marilynn Thoma Foundation.
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SITE Santa Fe is thrilled to open our doors for an additional day this summer!
The museum will be open Thurs-Mon 10am-5pm, with extended hours on Fridays, through Sept 5.
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Face masks are now optional at SITE Santa Fe.
Museum admission continues to be free thanks to the generous support of The Brown Foundation, Inc. of Houston and SITE Santa Fe Business Council.
SITE Santa Fe will close at 5pm on Fri, Sept 2.
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See you soon!
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Thank You!
Our work is made possible by the generous support of Anne Embree Foundation; Avalon Trust; The Brown Foundation Inc. of Houston; Century Bank; City of Santa Fe Arts Commission; City of Santa Fe Children and Youth Commission; Gale Family Foundation; The Hayes Foundation; Institute of Museum and Library Services; LANL Foundation; Lannan Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; National Endowment for the Humanities; New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs; Robert Rauschenberg Foundation; Santa Fe Opera, Terra Foundation, Thornburg Investment Management; and Thoma Foundation.
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