NOIRBUQUERQUE SINCE 1992 "NIGHT ON CENTRAL AVENUE" BY WILLIAM WARDER AT ALBUQUERQUE MUSEUM VOLUME 24 | ISSUE 5 | JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4, 2015 | FREE [2] JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4 , 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI WEEKLY ALIBI JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4 , 2015 [3] CRIB NOTES BY AUGUST MARCH alibi Crib Notes: Jan. 29, 2015 VOLUME 24 | ISSUE 5 | JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4 , 2015 1 On the evening of Saturday, Jan. 24, two inexperienced hikers were rescued EDITORIAL MANAGING EDITOR/MUSIC EDITOR: near ______. Samantha Anne Carrillo (ext. 243) [email protected] a) Cedro Peak Observatory FILM EDITOR: b) Sandia Peak Devin D. 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Brianna Stallings, M.J. c) Arrested Wilde, Holly von Winckel d) B and C PRODUCTION ART DIRECTOR: Jesse Schulz (ext. 229) [email protected] 3 Last week the United States PRODUCTION MANAGER : Department of Justice named a Archie Archuleta (ext. 240) [email protected] monitor to oversee reforms at the GRAPHIC DESIGNERS: Tasha Lujan (ext. 254) [email protected] Albuquerque Police Department. The Robert Maestas (ext. 254) [email protected] new monitor is ______. STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER: Eric Williams [email protected] a) Leto Atreides CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS: Ben Adams, Eva Avenue, Cutty Bage, Max Cannon, b) Vladimir Harkonnen Michael Ellis, Adam Hansen, Jodie Herrera, KAZ, c) Dr. James R. Ginger Jack Larson, Tom Nayder, Ryan North d) Dr. Liet-Kynes SALES SALES DIRECTOR: Sarah Bonneau (ext. 235) [email protected] 4 The Two Eagles balloon carrying SENIOR DISPLAY ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE: Albuquerque balloonist Troy Bradley John Hankinson (ext. 265) [email protected] and Russian teammate Leonid ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES: Valerie Hollingsworth (ext. 263) [email protected] Tiukhtyaev launched last week in an Laura Liccardi (ext. 264) [email protected] attempt at crossing ______. Dawn Lytle (ext. 258) [email protected] Sasha Perrin (ext. 241) [email protected] a) The Pacific Ocean ADMINISTRATION b) The Atlantic Ocean CONTROLLER: c) Antarctica Molly Lindsay (ext. 257) [email protected] ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE : d) The northern hemisphere of Courtney Foster (ext. 233) [email protected] Arrakis, known to be inhabited by FRONT DESK: huge, dangerous sandworms. 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A ENDS going to do some “renovations.” When she came home that evening, the entire structure WEIRD NEWS was gone. Neighbor Steve Belfiglio told CBS Dateline: Germany New York that Andryshak’s husband An administrative court in Düsseldorf has “bulldozed all her clothes in there. Washer, ruled that a man has the right to pee standing dryer, furnace, hot water heater, everything up. The ruling came in a case in which a was still in there. In fact, her medication was landlord had sued his tenant for damages still in there.” James Rhein, 48, is facing allegedly caused by “splashing” or missing the criminal mischief charges, a second-degree target altogether in the bathroom. The felony, for allegedly using a rented Komatsu landlord had asked for 1,900 euros ($2,200) in excavator to knock the building down without damages caused to the bathroom’s marble floor a proper permit. Rhein told Westchester and even brought in an expert to testify about News 12 he tore down the house because the the urine damage. In his ruling Judge Stefan foundation was “bad.” Rhein, who started the Hank said that the tenant’s method of upright demolition without shutting off gas, electricity whizzing was well within cultural norms and or water, said he attempted to get a permit, but that, “despite the increasing domestication of couldn’t because government offices were men in this context, urinating standing up is closed on Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday. still common practice.” Police officers who responded to a call about a “hazardous condition” made emergency calls to the local utilities. Gas and electricity were Dateline: Florida cut to prevent an explosion. Andryshak told Police in West Palm Beach and officials at St. ABC-7 News she and Rhein were not having Mary’s Medical Center have decided not to any marital problems and had no idea why he charge a teenager who was caught posing as a demolished the entire building. “I have family gynecologist. The South Florida Sun-Sentinel and friends. Right now I’m staying with a reports that a patient alerted staff at the friend,” Andryshak told ABC-7 News. “I don’t medical center’s OB/GYN office that a have any answers for you. I don’t have any juvenile wearing a lab coat and a stethoscope answers whatsoever.” was inside the exam room. A security guard told police he’d seen the teen around the hospital for a month. Another said the teen Dateline: Oregon had been in secured areas of the hospital for at A former postal worker who failed to deliver least a week. Dr. Sebastian Kent, who ran into nearly 1,000 pieces of mail has pled guilty to the teen in one of the hospital’s exam rooms, misdemeanor mail obstruction, admitting he told FOX-13 News, “The first thing I thought “just got lazy.” According to the Register- was I am getting old. I am really getting old Guard newspaper, 27-year-old Alex Douma because these young doctors look younger was sentenced to a year of probation and every year.” The unidentified juvenile told ordered to pay a $500 fine. Douma worked at police he’d been a doctor for years. His mother a post office in Eugene, but admitted to told police he is under the care of a doctor and investigators that he failed to make his rounds has not been taking his medicine. on multiple occasions between April and July of last year. He apologized in US District Court and said he set aside the mail because Dateline: Pennsylvania he “felt pressured for time.” Two bins Brothers Brian and John Vetrulli Jr. were jailed containing the undelivered mail were found earlier this month in Montgomery County and on Douma’s front porch. Although most of charged with stealing $500,000 worth of sewer the bins contained merchant advertisements, grates. Brian, 36, and John, 38, allegedly stole there were more than 200 items of first-class 13 sewer grates from parking lots in the and standard mail, including 27 voter ballots Philadelphia suburb of Gilbertsville since from last May’s primary election. Douma told December. Receipts from area scrap metal Judge Thomas Coffin he “wasn’t intending on dealers show that the brothers have sold more keeping” the mail. a than 1,000 grates over the past few years. Each grate weighs 100 pounds and costs $475. Compiled by Devin D. O’Leary. Email your weird Police say the Vetrullis got about $9 apiece for news to [email protected]. them. The brothers have been charged with theft, conspiracy and receiving stolen property.

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BY GUSTAVO ARELLANO can totally understand why a country would want to keep its children, but in that same year Mexico allowed only 73 American ear Mexican: Why is rock en español so adoptions; tiny Guatemala allowed mellow? You’d think that with so much thousands. It pains us when we go with our Dinjustice, Mexican rock bands would church to help out at orphanages right across sound angrier. the border knowing that those children want —El Gigante de Anaheim families, and Americans just a few miles away are Dear Anaheim Giant: You’d willing to adopt them. think so, right? Back in the Mexican’s rockero days, —Gringos groups like Maldita Frustrados Vecindad, Café Tacuba, El Gran Silencio and so many Dear Gabacho: One of more were laying down the reasons Guatemala tracks as political as they had such high adoption were moshable—for crying figures last decade— out loud, death metal icons numbering into the miles , as Brujería once recorded a song you put it; over 4,000 in 2007 imagining hateful California governor alone—was because Guatemala is a Pete “Pito” Wilson getting assassinated with poorer country than Mexico, and the an AK-47. And who can forget rock gods El government was more than willing to unload Tri sing about wiping their shit-stained culos poor kids abroad; things got so crazy that the with the border wall in “El Muro de la US Embassy in Guatemala is no longer Vergüenza” (“The Wall of Shame”)? But those allowing adoptions from the country, period. days are long gone; nowadays, you’re lucky if Mexico, on the other hand, has always been the latest pop chanteuse even gives a shout- more tight-fisted with its chamacos getting into out to the 43 disappeared students of gabacho hands—a 2011 El Paso Times Ayotzinapa. Answer is simple: Maná. Oh, investigation found “virtually no new adoption “matando güeros/estilo O.J. Simpson,” where art requests from Mexico to the U.S. were thou? processed between 2008 and late 2009,” due to American, Mexican and international bylaws. I feel how frustrated ustedes are about the ear Mexican: My wife and I chose to situation, but Mexico and other countries adopt children instead of having our need to guard against child exploitation. On Down. We were living in Costa Mesa at the other hand, them fighting ustedes over a the time, so we put down white or Latino as kid already in los Estados Unidos reeks of a preference, but were open to any ethnicity. jingoism—it’s every Mexican’s mandate to We ended up adopting six, all Latino. It fuck with gabachos at all times, after all. Just wasn’t until after we brought home a 7-year- pay off those officials with pesos or something, old boy (now 15) that we were told that he and tell them to vayanse a la chingada . a was a Mexican citizen, abandoned here in the US for years. When we started the adoption Ask the Mexican at [email protected]. process, the Mexican government fought Be his fan on Facebook. Follow him on Twitter hard to get him back. I did a little research @gustavoarellano or follow him on Instagram and discovered that Mexico does not seem to @gustavo_arellano! want Americans to adopt Mexican children. I

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So if you want to whet your $25 -$75. 3 -5pm. 246 -6900. alibi.com/e/127987. willy, so to speak, this would be the place to MIDDAY MADNESS TOASTMASTERS MEETING Practice guide you there. Call 265-5815 for more info. speaking and leadership skills in a supportive (Mark Lopez) a environment. Midday Madness Toastmasters (115 Gold SW). Noon -1pm. 255 -2034. alibi.com/e/127865. alibi.com/e/126133. THE FLAVORS OF SPAIN: COOKING CLASSES Learn how SPRAYFOAM 2015 CONVENTION & EXPO Get the best to prepare dishes that make Spanish cuisine famous. information from technical and market-related National Hispanic Cultural Center (1701 Fourth breakout sessions, and see the latest equipment on Street SW). $40. 6 -8pm. 246 -2261. display with live reps in their booths. Albuquerque alibi.com/e/126677. Convention Center (401 Second Street NW). 768 -4575. alibi.com/e/127160. THURSDAY NIGHT KUNDALINI YOGA Work with breath, SATURDAY JAN 31 movement, sound (mantra) and meditation. Wellspring 3D PRINTING WORKSHOP Learn various software and Yoga (5500 San Mateo NE). 5:30 -7pm. 881 -2187. hardware involved in this exciting technology. For alibi.com/e/124935. teens and adults. Taylor Ranch Library TOUCHPOOL VOLUNTEER TRAINING BioPark staff teach (5700 Bogart NW). 3 -4pm. 897 -8816. you everything you need to know in these training alibi.com/e/123280. sessions. Aquarium/Botanic Garden Education ALBUCREEPY DOWNTOWN GHOST WALK $18 -$22. Building (2601 Central NW). FREE, prior application 8-9:30pm. See 1/30 listing. required. 9:30am -3:30pm. 848 -7172. ALBUQUERQUE POLICE & COMMUNITY RELATIONS alibi.com/e/127953. COLLABORATIVE: EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY Be MALBEC WINE TASTING Each guest receives three part of a collaborative effort to improve relations generous tastes and an appetizer prepared especially between the community and the Albuquerque Police for this tasting. Slate Street Café (515 Slate NW). Department. Highland Senior Center $20. 5pm. 243 -2210. alibi.com/e/128272. (131 Monroe NE). 11:30am -2:30pm. 768 -4712. alibi.com/e/127957. FRIDAY JAN 30 CARS AND CIGARS Enjoy a smoke and the wide variety of cars customers take to show. Christopher’s ALBUCREEPY DOWNTOWN GHOST WALK This 90-minute MainStay (10200 Golf Course NW). 2 -5pm. tour guides you past 1.3 miles of Albuquerque’s darker 750 -2226. alibi.com/e/127593. side. Hotel Andaluz (125 Second Street NW). CHAKRA BALANCING Learn to balance your chakras with $18 -$22. 8 -9:30pm. 242 -9090. crystals, mantras, affirmation, meditation and color alibi.com/e/126962. therapy, and hands-on practice. Lady Lotus Healing & FLAMENCO CLASS SATURDAY Take some technique and Energy Therapy (3321 Candelaria NE). $30. choreography classes with Adriana Maresma Fois. 10am -noon. 261 -4155. alibi.com/e/127778. Gitana Garage Studio (225 Hermosa NE). $5 -$15. CHAKRADANCE AWAKENINGS WORKSHOP Dance to 1-3pm. alibi.com/e/128299. great music created to resonate with each chakra. SQUARE DANCE LESSONS Modern Western square dance Starlet Dance Studio (6528 Fourth Street NW). $10. lessons. Casual dress. Couples or singles. 3:30 -5pm. 999 -8602. alibi.com/e/127861. Albuquerque Square Dance Center DOWNLOADABLE & DIGITAL MEDIA TRAINING (4915 Hawkins NE). FREE for first two weeks, $60 Participants learn about eBooks, eAudiobooks and after. 6:30 -8pm. 345 -9797. alibi.com/e/112686. eMagazines. Loma Colorado Main Library Auditorium YIN YOGA Yin poses target the fascia surrounding the (755 Loma Colorado NE, Rio Rancho). 3 -4pm. muscle and are known for creating intense sensation 891 -5013. alibi.com/e/127990. and equally sweet relief, opening and well-being. Oriental Medical Arts (2716 San Pedro NE). First class Community Calendar continues on page 10 free, $15 -$40 after. 6 -7pm. 506 -0136. 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ALBUQUERQUE NEWCOMERS CLUB A chance for people Blue Moon Yoga (826 Camino de Monte Rey, who are new to Albuquerque to meet and develop Santa Fe). $45 -$55. 2 -6pm. alibi.com/e/127331. friendships with others who live in the area. Sandia JOIN ROLLER DERBY WITH ALBUQUERQUE ROLLER Presbyterian Church (10704 Paseo del Norte NE). DERBY 10am -noon. See 1/29 listing. 10am. 268 -0331. alibi.com/e/127986. KENNEL LOCK-UP Fundraiser and pet adoptions. Eastside ARE YOU LIVING YOUR LEGEND? Find out more about the Animal Shelter (8920 Lomas NE). 10:30am -2:30pm. Albuquerque branch of a worldwide movement of 764 -1164. alibi.com/e/127956. seekers, adventurers, entrepreneurs and more. LEARN HUMANE: KIDS & PETS Attendees can participate Newton’s Cradle Coworking (4310 Central SE). 7 -9pm. in a “Be a Tree” lesson for children, pet-related crafts, alibi.com/e/127862. classes for parents and more. Animal Humane BEGINNER SQUARE DANCE LESSONS No experience (615 Virginia SE). 2 -4pm. 255 -5523. necessary, no partner needed, and singles, couples alibi.com/e/127989. and families are welcome. Albuquerque Square Dance VOLUNTEER TRAINING Join Rio Grande Nature Center Center (4915 Hawkins NE). $30 per person for 20 State Park for their annual new volunteer training, and weeks. 6:30 -8pm. 720 -9332. alibi.com/e/113834. learn more about the Bosque. Rio Grande Nature CASINO/CUBAN-STYLE SALSA AND RUEDA DE CASINO Center (2901 Candelaria NW). $40. 9am -2:30pm. Take some beginner and intermediate classes with 344 -7240. alibi.com/e/125935. Sarita Streng, Nick Babic and more. National Hispanic WINTER HIKE Stretch your legs and learn the natural and Cultural Center (1701 Fourth Street SW). $5 -$10 cultural history of the Cerrillos Hills on this guided suggested donation. 6 -8pm. 246 -2261. hike. Cerrillos Hills State Park (Santa Fe County alibi.com/e/128297. Road 59, Cerrillos). $5 per vehicle. 10am -noon. JOIN ROLLER DERBY WITH ALBUQUERQUE ROLLER 474 -0196. alibi.com/e/124831. DERBY 6:30 -8:30pm. See 1/29 listing. WWE LIVE: ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA Watch John Cena, MEDITATION IN EVERYDAY LIFE Facilitated by Karin Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose, Bray Wyatt and Dolph Williams, the course is designed to provide Ziggler vs. Bad News Barrett, Daniel Bryan and Luke participants with the introductory tools and teachings Harper for some awesome wrestling action. Expo New for working with meditation in daily life. Albuquerque Mexico (300 San Pedro NE). $17 and up. 7:30pm. Shambhala Center (1102 Mountain NW). $100. alibi.com/e/128276. 7-9pm. 717 -2486. alibi.com/e/127035. YINYASATIVE YOGA CLASS Give yourself the gift of guided MELLOW YOGA This is the class especially for baby practice, tailored to you in small group classes boomers, office workers and people who aren’t as combining the best of several styles of yoga. Oriental active as they’d like to be. Form Studio (3001 Monte Medical Arts (2716 San Pedro NE). First class free, Vista NE). $12 -$100. 7 -8pm. 433 -8685. $15 -$40 after. 9 -10am. 506 -0136. alibi.com/e/107188. alibi.com/e/127883. MILITARY RESEARCH DAY An opportunity to join members of the Albuquerque Genealogical Society to SUNDAY FEB 1 explore your family’s military history. Main Library (501 Copper NW). 10:30am -2:30pm. 768 -5131. HALF-MARATHON & 10K TRAINING PROGRAM Expert alibi.com/e/128302. instruction, education and personalized attention will ROBO TASK FORCE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM An after- inspire you to cross the finish line. You! Inspired school robotics club for grades 3-7. ¡Explora! Fitness (1761 Bellamah NW). $119 -$169. 7am. (1701 Mountain NW). $195 -$230. 4 -5:30pm. 489 -9484. alibi.com/e/115702. 224 -8300. alibi.com/e/109608. MOMS MOMMIES ON MONDAY CANCER SUPPORT A ZUMBA TONING WITH SABRINA’S Z CREW Tone those child-friendly support group meeting twice monthly for muscles and develop muscle endurance with zumba moms with cancer. People Living Through Cancer toning. Form Studio (3001 Monte Vista NE). $5 drop Office (3411 Candelaria NE). 10 -11:30am. in or $40 for 10 classes. 5:45 -6:45pm. 620 -0327. 242 -3263. alibi.com/e/74420. alibi.com/e/125399. SUNDAY FAMILY FUN Check out Nature Packs, get hands- MALBEC WINE TASTING $20. 5pm. See 1/29 listing. on learning opportunities, take a picnic, and enjoy the trails. Bachechi Open Space (9521 Rio Grande NW). 10am -4pm. alibi.com/e/127730. WEDNESDAY FEB 4 A TASTE OF HONEY An annual social, cultural and BDSM 101 Class provides all the “need to know” educational event that provides an opportunity to information, motivations behind play, safety and other savor Jewish life at its best. Jewish Community Center topics. Self Serve (3904 Central SE). $15 -$20. (5520 Wyoming NE). $25 -$30. 10am -3pm. 7:30 -9pm. 265 -5815. alibi.com/e/125368. 348 -4500. alibi.com/e/126643. HEART WREATH AND CROCHET HEART CRAFTS Join in for WORKSHOP: WINTER KNITTING Knit a customized hat a fun evening of crafting, and create a lovely paper where you can control the fiber, color and size to make heart wreath and crochet a cute little heart. Loma a truly one-of-a-kind item. Los Poblanos Historic Inn & Colorado Main Library Auditorium (755 Loma Organic Farm (4803 Rio Grande NW). $24. 3 -5pm. Colorado NE, Rio Rancho). FREE, registration required. 344 -9297. alibi.com/e/128296. 6-7:30pm. 891 -5013. alibi.com/e/127996. 6TH ANNUAL TOME GALLERY SOUP-R BOWL CHARITY HIGH DESERT PHILATELIC SOCIETY MEETING All ages of EVENT Join in for a handmade bowl and all the yummy stamp collectors and any skill level welcome. Mesa soups, breads and sweets you can eat, as well as live View Church (4701 Montano NW). 6 -8pm. music, raffles and more. Tomé Gallery (2930 alibi.com/e/124794. Highway 47, Los Lunas). $12. 11am -3pm. QI GONG: ANCIENT HEALING FOR MODERN LIFE Explore 5050565 -0556. alibi.com/e/127585. Mogadao Qigong breath and movement practices that connect us to archetypal energies. Maple Street Dance MONDAY FEB 2 Space (3215 Central NE). $10. 10:30 -11:30am. 400 -4140. alibi.com/e/125047. BEER FOR A BETTER BURQUE NONPROFIT NIGHT Buy a SENIOR YOGA This gentle class helps seniors build and beer and help support Animal Humane, Health retain muscle tone, range of motion and balance. Action NM, Harwood Arts Center and Blackout Theatre. Form Studio (3001 Monte Vista NE). $10 -$80. Tractor Brewery Wells Park (1800 Fourth Street NW). 1:15 -2:15pm. 433 -8685. alibi.com/e/107274. 3pm. 243 -6752. alibi.com/e/127884. TECHNOLOGY TOOLBOX Learn about the library’s FREE TEXAS HOLD ‘EM POKER TOURNAMENT Join in for eReading devices or take yours for help. Loma a free game of Texas Hold ‘Em. Players of all levels Colorado Public Library (755 Loma Colorado NE, Rio welcome. Shooter’s Billiards Bar & Grill Rancho). 1 -2pm. 891 -5013. alibi.com/e/127991. (3230 Coors NW). 7pm. (480) 320 -0531. alibi.com/e/127488. ZUMBA WITH SABRINA’S Z CREW $5 drop in, $40 for 10 classes. 4:25 -5:25pm. See 2/2 listing. a GENTLE YIN-STYLE YOGA This welcoming, all-levels class provides gentle movements to release tension from [10 ] JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4, 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI WEEKLY ALIBI JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4 , 2015 [11 ] ARTS | FeATURe R E T N E C

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On the Map: Unfolding H P n its 45 years in Albuquerque, the Tamarind Albuquerque Art + Design Institute , an internationally renowned Runs through June 30; individual exhibits have I lithography center, has drawn visiting artists their own run dates from all over the world to participate in its Various locations residency programs. Upon leaving the ABQonthemap.com Tamarind, what did many of them refer to in its guestbooks? The Frontier Restaurant and green chile. regional artists are experimenting with style, That’s right—after spending time at a subject and media. premier arts institution, these artists chose to For an eclectic sampling of work by local dedicate their parting words (or images) to designers and architects, visit From the Ground local food. This unexpected homage, Up: Design Here + Now at 516 ARTS (516 discovered in preparation for an anniversary Central SW) from Jan. 31 to April 11. At the exhibition slated for later this year, sparked an opening reception from 6 to 8pm on Jan. 31, idea for another exhibition— Foodie: On Eats, five UNM dancers will perform a piece Eating, and Eateries in Albuquerque . choreographed by Lisa Nevada that explores It’s a fascinating example of how context the relationship between the body, the ground permeates and is shaped by art and art-making. beneath and the space above. This is one of the key ideas behind On the Map: Unfolding Albuquerque Art + Design , external forces a citywide event organized by over 20 While making art is certainly a personal and partnering cultural institutions to present the introspective activity, any number of outside history and trajectory of art in central New forces also shape artistic production. Mexico. Homebound: The Art of Isolation , which runs Sink your teeth into stunning art, like Justina Ortiz' "Great Rabbit" at SBCC. Foodie , on view at the Tamarind (2500 Jan. 23 to Feb. 27 at OFFCenter Community Central SE) from March 6 to May 15, is just Arts Project (808 Park SW), presents work by inspiration in the desert’s geological layers. Central NW) from Feb. 6 to March 6, is a one of 22 On the Map exhibitions taking artists who are confined to their homes for Collages, works on paper and architectural study in the evolution of tradition. Three of the place between now and June. A handy reasons ranging from illness to disability to models that reveal his process will be featured artists, Margarete Bagshaw, Helen brochure, available at all participating house arrest. exhibited in Antoine Predock: Strata at Richard Hardin and Pablita Velarde, have familial ties venues, plots the events on a map—but it’s The Art is Not Mine: The Jonathan Abrams Levy Gallery (514 Central SW) from Jan. 31 (Bagshaw is the daughter of Hardin and the still a lot to navigate. Grouping the and Fay Pfaelzer Abrams Art Collection , at the to March 13. granddaughter of Velarde), illustrating the exhibitions into loose categories that UNM Art Museum (203 Cornell NE) from Middlescapes, at April Price Projects balance between preserving legacy and highlight connections and similar themes Feb. 21 to May 23, introduces a selection of Gallery (201 Third Street NW) from Jan. 31 cultivating individual expression. makes this massive event a little easier to work donated by two local collectors who have to April 30, features other artists who look to MARCO!: Celebrating the Legacy of Nuestro digest. To kick off On the Map , here are four impacted arts venues as well as the careers of the landscape for inspiration and creative Maestro Marco Garcia presents over 50 thematic “paths” featuring exhibitions that individual artists. nourishment. While some works shout New carvings depicting saints, heroes and local lore open now through March. Encompass: 7th & Mountain , at the Harwood Mexico, like Gus Foster’s panoramic views of by woodcarver Marco Garcia. Bolstered by a Art Center (1114 Seventh Street NW) from the Sandia Mountains, others, such as following of fans and collectors who bought Point of departure March 6 to April 17, highlights the Marietta Patricia Leis’ color-rich abstractions, Before setting out, get your bearings with a his work at the Albuquerque flea market and relationship between arts institutions and subtly communicate its essence. Modern general overview of regional art. Visualizing the State Fair, Garcia built a career outside of affiliated artists. Bryce Hample, for instance, painter Raymond Jonson also felt the allure of Albuquerque: Art of Central New Mexico , which the gallery scene. Visit his first solo exhibition has had a long run with the Harwood—as a the land; it spurred his move from Chicago in runs from Jan. 31 to May 3 at the at the National Hispanic Cultural Center child he attended Escuela del Sol Montessori, 1924 and continued to impact his life and Albuquerque Museum (2000 Mountain NW), (1701 Fourth Street SW) from Feb. 20 the Harwood’s parent organization next door, work throughout his career. Pure Feeling: is On the Map’s guiding compass. “An through the end of June. Down the Line , at the and today he has a studio at the Art Center. Raymond Jonson in Albuquerque, 1934-1978, at umbrella” for partner exhibitions, it covers VSA North Fourth Art Center (4904 Fourth There, he produces a range of sound and visual the UNM Art Museum (203 Cornell NE) some 12,000 years of making in central New Street NW) from March 23 to May 4, is a projects that suggest both an affinity for from Feb. 21 to May 23, highlights Jonson’s Mexico and introduces historical and retrospective of work by sculptor Michael experimentation and a devotion to the stint as a UNM professor and his involvement contemporary trends. For extra insight, catch Naranjo, who has been blind since age 24. ethereal and atmospheric. in the local art scene. the lecture by curator Joseph Traugott at the Naranjo’s sculptures depict subjects rooted in 1pm opening reception on Saturday, Jan. 31. Channeling place Local artists in focus his Tewa heritage, but his intuitive touch lends All Over the Map: The Ongoing Dialogue of The Land of Entrapment has lured many Several On the Map events are solo and group them a characteristic supple sleekness. Public Art , a collaborative exhibition put on by artists with a certain enigmatic power that gets exhibitions of regional artists, many of whom the City of Albuquerque and Bernalillo the creative juices flowing. “I don’t think of draw from local context, history and tradition These paths provide just an initial guide to County Public Art Programs, opens at the New Mexico as a region. I think of it as a force to define and hone their own personal style or On the Map —there are several more exhibitions museum the same day. that has entered my system, a force that is approach. Bringing together the work of past worth investigating between now and June. Meanwhile, The Bomb , on view until Feb. 28 composed of many things,” writes Antoine icons and contemporary artists, Impetus Seekers: Have fun with them. Take detours. Get lost. Let at the South Broadway Cultural Center Predock, who established a studio in Integral Innovations of Pueblo Women Artists , one path lead to another. And as you explore, (1025 Broadway SE), focuses on contemporary Albuquerque in 1967. Even when planning a organized by the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center consider what makes Albuquerque, and its art, art production and provides a look at how project, Predock looks to the land, finding and on view at the KiMo Theatre Gallery (421 distinctly Albuquerque. a

[12 ] JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4, 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI WEEKLY ALIBI JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4 , 2015 [13 ] comes home to find his wife in bed with another man. Arts & Lit 7pm. 246 -2261. alibi.com/e/128206. Calendar FRIDAY JAN 30 WORDS BOOKWORKS Unbecoming . Rebecca Scherm reads and THURSDAY JAN 29 signs her debut thriller. 7pm. 344 -8139. alibi.com/e/126942. WORDS ART BOOKWORKS Big Cactus . A reading and signing with MASLEY HALL Art Education Faculty Invitational Opening writer Sylvia Wilkinson. 7pm. 344 -8139. Reception . Works by Nancy Brady, Raye Cohen, alibi.com/e/126941. Julianne Harvey, Lin Johnson and more. Runs through STAGE 2/27. 5 -7pm. alibi.com/e/127982. STAGE @ SANTA ANA STAR , Bernalillo Alex Reymundo . STAGE Comedian and entertainer Alex Reymundo provides a ADOBE THEATER The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail . Jerome special night of hilarious stand-up comedy. $15 -$40. Lawrence & Robert E. Lee’s play about Henry David 7pm, 9:30pm. 771 -5680. alibi.com/e/124079. Thoreau’s time in jail after refusing to pay a “war tax.” TRICKLOCK PERFORMANCE LABORATORY Bars and Runs through 2/1. $15 -$17. 7:30pm. 898 -9222. Measures . This drama focuses on two African- alibi.com/e/125200. American brothers struggling to maintain their ALBUQUERQUE LITTLE THEATRE Anatomy of a Murder . relationship after one becomes incarcerated. Part of An exciting murder mystery about a lieutenant the Revolutions International Theater Festival. Prices accused of murdering the bartender who allegedly vary. 8pm. alibi.com/e/127979. raped his wife. Runs through 2/8. $12 -$22. SONG & DANCE 7:30 -9:30pm. 242 -4750. alibi.com/e/126158. POPEJOY HALL , UNM Center for the Arts The Sleeping AUX DOG THEATRE Anne Washburn’s Mr. Burns . A Beauty . The Russian National Ballet Theatre brings the Simpsons post-electric musical play that is a paean classic tale The Sleeping Beauty to life. $20 -$59. to live theater and the resilience of Bart Simpson 7:30pm. 277 -8010. alibi.com/e/120523. through the ages. Runs through 2/1. $15 -$20. LEARN 8-10:30pm. 254 -7716. alibi.com/e/123306. HARWOOD ART CENTER Art Fix: Independent Study & BOX PERFORMANCE SPACE AND IMPROV THEATRE THE Weekly Practice . Classes for those who want to work SHOW . Live comedy and improv. $8 -$10. 8pm. in a particular medium or want to get back into alibi.com/e/126545. Also, Comedy? High energy, regular creative practice. $155 -$220. 6 -9pm. fast-moving and hilarious, Comedy? is Albuquerque’s 242 -6367. alibi.com/e/126676. alternative comedy troupe. $6. 10:30pm -11:45am. FILM 404 -1578. alibi.com/e/65110. KIMO THEATRE Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet FOUL PLAY CAFE , Sheraton Uptown Noir Point Blank . Street (2007) . Tim Burton’s take on the story of a Dinner theater featuring a detective looking for a barber wrongfully accused of a crime who seeks murderess and a gangster on the lam. $57. revenge. Part of the Tim Burton Film Festival. $6 -$8. 7:30 -10pm. 377 -9593. alibi.com/e/119466. 6-8pm, 8:30 -10:30pm. 768 -3544. NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Hamlet, Prince alibi.com/e/126414. of Grief . A retelling of Shakespeare’s classic, using NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Luis Buñuel en household items and children’s toys. Part of the México Film Series: La Hija del Engaño . Film follows a Revolutions International Theater Festival. Prices vary. man whose world gets turned upside down when he 6pm. 246 -2261. alibi.com/e/127977.

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Whirling Dialogue FRIDAY From the ancient city of Konya, Turkey, the Sufi Mevlevi Order of Islam is JANUARY 30 recognized for its iconoclastic Sema ceremony in which devotees, or dervishes, twirl continually in flowing skirts and camel hair hats. Even after the UNM Continuing order was outlawed in 1925, this peculiar dance was kept alive as a tourist Education Building 1634 University NE attraction. The Dialogue Institute of the Southwest, founded in 2002 to alibi.com/e/126548 facilitate exchanges between constituents of different faiths, offers a moving statement on cross-cultural appreciation with a performance by the Whirling 7:30 to 9pm Dervishes of Rumi at the UNM Continuing Education Conference Center Auditorium (1634 University NE, whirlingdervishestickets.eventbrite.com) at 7:30pm on Friday, Jan. 30. Though this revolving hoedown might put audiences in a hypnotic trance, an altered state of consciousness isn’t the aim for the performers themselves. Encompassing seven centuries of custom, the Sema ritual symbolizes the revolutions found in every corner of the natural world and represents a spiritual journey to find the capacity to love and serve the whole of creation without regard to belief, class or race. Hailing from a country famous for straddling both Europe and Asia, these spirit seekers might have something to add to the debate about peaceful coexistence. Tickets run from $15 to $20. (Blake Driver) a

[14 ] JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4, 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI POPEJOY HALL , UNM Center for the Arts Cirque Zuma FILM through 4/15. 2 -5pm. 243 -7255. KESHET CENTER FOR THE ARTS The Woman Who Didn’t Zuma . Enjoy traditional African dances, South African KIMO THEATRE Dark Shadows (2013) . Tim Burton’s alibi.com/e/124352. See “Arts Feature.” Want to Come Down to Earth . A comic-style, indoor gumboot dancers, pole acts, Gabonese tumblers and remake of the famous television series, starring Johnny APRIL PRICE PROJECT GALLERY Where-Wear aerial trip that depicts the universal challenge of more. $20 -$29. 8pm. 277 -8010. Depp and Michelle Pfeiffer. Part of the Tim Burton Film and Middlescapes Opening Receptions . individuals to stay true to themselves. Part of the alibi.com/e/120524. Festival. $6 -$8. 6 -8pm, 8:30 -10:30pm. 768 -3544. New works by Ann Dunbar, Alan Paine Revolutions International Theater Festival. Prices vary. TRICKLOCK PERFORMANCE LABORATORY Time Served . alibi.com/e/126535. Radebaugh, Gus Foster and more. Part of 8pm. alibi.com/e/127070. Poetry and prose inspired by a writer and performer’s the citywide On the Map exhibition. Runs LOW SPIRITS Love, Hate, LUST . Featuring performances years spent teaching incarcerated students. Part of the SATURDAY JAN 31 through 4/30. 5 -8pm. by The Brotherhood of Burlesque, Perla Foxxx, Mena Revolutions International Theater Festival. Prices vary. alibi.com/e/127984. See “Arts Feature.” Domina, The Cider Brothers and more. $10. 9pm. 10pm. alibi.com/e/127068. WORDS CENTRAL FEATURES Project/Projection 344 -9555. alibi.com/e/126435. THE VORTEX THEATRE A Wrinkle in Time . The Newbery BOOKWORKS Pecos . A reading and signing with writer Opening Reception . A one-night-only, pop- NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Hamlet, Prince Award-winning young adult novel heads to the stage in Paul Secord. 3pm. 344 -8139. alibi.com/e/126943. up satellite installation by Bruce Warren of Grief . Prices vary. 7pm. See 1/30 listing. this exciting production. Runs through 2/1. $22. TRICKLOCK PERFORMANCE LABORATORY The Reptilian Davis & Karen Hipscher. Part of the SKYLIGHT , Santa Fe The Lulz Comedy Show . Send 7:30pm. 247 -8600. alibi.com/e/126308. Lounge . Albuquerque’s longest-running late night citywide On the Map exhibition. 6 -8pm. comedian Curt Fletcher off to Los Angeles in style with SONG & DANCE cabaret and variety show. Part of the Revolutions (575) 243 -3389. alibi.com/e/127444. a night of stand-up comedy. $10. 8 -10pm. (505) See “Arts Feature.” N4TH THEATER The Shoe Room . Production explores International Theater Festival. Prices vary. 10pm. 982 -0775. alibi.com/e/126617. alibi.com/e/126237. RICHARD LEVY GALLERY Strata Opening SOUTH BROADWAY CULTURAL CENTER Crossroads for stories of fictional characters who owned some of the Reception . New works by internationally 4,000 shoes displayed at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial ART Women Fundraiser . Featuring a performance by folk- acclaimed architect Antoine Predock. rock group B*tch and readings by slam poets Jasmine Museum. $18 -$20. 7pm. alibi.com/e/127042. 516 ARTS From the Ground Up: Design Here Part of the city wide On the Map exhibit. Cuffee, Megan Young, Brooke Von Blomberg and more. RODEY THEATRE , Popejoy Hall Acoustic East—Western + Now Opening Reception . Contemporary Runs through 3/13. 6 -8pm. 766 -9888. $35. 7 -11pm. 848 -1320. alibi.com/e/126050. Road Movie . A visual and musical collaboration work by established and emerging alibi.com/e/126697. See “Arts Feature.” between Mariana Sadovska and Christian Thomé. Part Albuquerque designers and architects. STAGE THE VORTEX THEATRE A Wrinkle in Time . $22. 2pm, of the Revolutions International Theater Festival. Part of the citywide On the Map 7:30pm. See 1/30 listing. exhibition. 6 -8pm. 242 -1445. ADOBE THEATER The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail . SONG & DANCE $22 -$28. 8pm. alibi.com/e/126035. $15 -$17. 7:30pm. See 1/30 listing. alibi.com/e/122393. See “Arts Feature.” 516 ARTS From the Ground Up . A dance ST. THERESE CHURCH Mendelssohn & More . Musicos ALBUQUERQUE LITTLE THEATRE Anatomy of a Murder . Chamber Players of New Mexico presents their second ALBUQUERQUE MUSEUM OF ART AND program choreographed by Lisa Nevada HISTORY Opening Day: Visualizing $12 -$22. 7:30 -9:30pm. See 1/30 listing. concert of chamber orchestra and quartet that includes five dancers from the UNM Albuquerque . Join in for a talk on the AUX DOG THEATRE Anne Washburn’s Mr. Burns . $15 -$20. performances. 7:30 -9:30pm. 344 -8967. dance program. 6:30pm, 7:30pm. exhibition by Joseph Traugott, followed 8-10:30pm. See 1/30 listing. alibi.com/e/126589. 242 -1445. alibi.com/e/116723. See by an art project for everyone. Included BOX PERFORMANCE SPACE AND IMPROV THEATRE THE “Arts Feature.” UNM CONTINUING EDUCATION BUILDING SHOW . $8 -$10. 8pm. See 1/30 listing. with admission. 1 -4pm. INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER Southern Slam Whirling Dervishes of Rumi with Sufi FOUL PLAY CAFE , Sheraton Uptown Noir Point Blank . alibi.com/e/127955. See “Arts Feature.” Dancers of Zia Pueblo . See traditional Native American Music Concert . Explore peace, love and Also, Public Opening: All Over the Map . A $57. 7:30 -10pm. See 1/30 listing. acceptance at this performance by dances, which are an integral part of Pueblo life. joint exhibit between the City of HILAND THEATER New Mexico School for the Arts: 5th $4 -$6. Noon -1pm. 843 -7270. alibi.com/e/125702. members of the Mevlevi Order. $15 -$20. Albuquerque and the Bernalillo County Annual Winter Dances . A variety of the finest young 7:30 -9pm. 615 -9686. Public Arts Programs. Part of the dancers performing a number of works. Donations alibi.com/e/126548. See preview box. citywide On the Map exhibition. Runs accepted. 7 -9pm. 982 -6124. alibi.com/e/124236. Arts & Lit Calendar continues on page 1 7

WEEKLY ALIBI JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4, 2015 [15 ] [16 ] JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4 , 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI Arts &Lit Calendar continued from page 15 MONDAY FEB 2 N4TH THEATER The Shoe Room . $18 -$20. 2pm, 7pm. WORDS See 1/30 listing. BOOKWORKS Teacher and Librarian Open House for ALA FILM Media Awards Day . Drop by after school for a DESERT ROSE PLAYHOUSE The Rocky Horror conversation about the books that won the ALA Youth Picture Show . Rocky Horror New Mexico Media Awards. 4pm. alibi.com/e/126945. Also, welcomes audiences back for its 15th Vamos a Leer Book Club . This month’s selection is The season with a live shadow cast of the Color of My Words by Lynn Joseph. 5pm. 344 -8139. film. Prices vary. 10pm. 881 -0503. alibi.com/e/126946. alibi.com/e/128681. See “Reel World.” SONG & DANCE MESA DEL SOL The End Begins: Phase II . ASBURY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Sing in the New Native filmmaker Nick Nelson shares the Year with Soli Musica! If you are looking for a quality second portion of his five-part miniseries group to sing with, consider joining Soli Musica for film project. 7pm. alibi.com/e/128680. their spring rehearsals and concerts of Irish music. See “Reel World.” 7-9pm. 299 -0643. alibi.com/e/126647. LEARN SUNDAY FEB 1 CORRALES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL , Corrales Acting Techniques and Scene Study . Acting for beginners STAGE includes reading monologues and acting with fellow ADOBE THEATER The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail . students. $60 a month. 6 -7pm. 897 -3351. $15 -$17. 2pm. See 1/30 listing. alibi.com/e/125147. ALBUQUERQUE LITTLE THEATRE Anatomy of a Murder . INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER Painting My Culture . $12 -$22. 2 -4pm. See 1/30 listing. A discussion with Taos Pueblo sculptor Dawning Pollen AUX DOG THEATRE Anne Washburn’s Mr. Burns . $15 -$20. Shorty. $4 -$6. 11am -noon. 843 -7270. 2pm. See 1/30 listing. alibi.com/e/127352. HILAND THEATER New Mexico School for the Arts: 5th FILM Annual Winter Dances . Donations accepted. DOMENICI CENTER FOR HEALTH EDUCATION 2:30 -4:30pm. See 1/31 listing. AUDITORIUM The House I Live In . Film examines the TRICKLOCK PERFORMANCE LABORATORY Alex Knight’s true cost of America’s losing the war on drugs. Improv Night . Tricklock member Alex Knight assembles Followed by a panel discussion. 5:30pm. the city’s greatest improvisers for your entertainment. alibi.com/e/126947. Part of the Revolutions International Theater Festival. $12. 5pm. alibi.com/e/127980. TUESDAY FEB 3 THE VORTEX THEATRE A Wrinkle in Time . $22. 2pm. See 1/30 listing. WORDS SONG & DANCE ALBUQUERQUE ACADEMY Guantanamo Diary . A reading HOTEL ANDALUZ Chatter Cabaret: A Trio +1 of FUN . and signing with Nancy Hollander and Teresa Duncan. Featuring David Felberg (violin), Joel Becktell (cello) 7pm. alibi.com/e/127772. and Carla McElhaney (piano). Narrated by Rich SONG & DANCE Boucher. $25. 5 -6:30pm. 242 -9090. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Albuquerque Civic Chorus alibi.com/e/123448. Rehearsals Begin . If you love to sing, join others who INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER Southern Slam share your passion. 7 -9pm. 981 -6611. Dancers of Zia Pueblo . $4 -$6. Noon -1pm. See 1/31 alibi.com/e/126181. listing. THE KOSMOS Chatter Sunday: Octet + Concerto . WEDNESDAY FEB 4 Featuring musicians David Felberg (violin), Shanti Randall (viola), Joel Becktell (cello) and more, and WORDS poet Teresa Gallion. $5 -$15. 10:30 -11:30am. BOOKWORKS The Suicide Sell . A reading and signing with 307 -9647. alibi.com/e/126717. writer Irv Weinberg. 7pm. 344 -8139. LEARN alibi.com/e/126949. BOOKWORKS Visual Journaling . Juliana Coles shares her LEARN visual journal format that integrates imagery with text. ALBUQUERQUE MUSEUM OF ART AND HISTORY Free 3pm. 344 -8139. alibi.com/e/126944. Wednesday: Gallery Talk . Join Titus O’Brien for a talk in FILM the exhibition Visualizing Albuquerque . 11am -noon. CCA CINEMATHEQUE , Santa Fe Dorothea Lange: Grab a 243 -7255. alibi.com/e/127958. Hunk of Lightning . Film documents the spellbinding FILM history of the famous photographer, followed by a UNM VALENCIA CAMPUS , Los Lunas Fourth post-film talk and book signing. $50. 2pm. (505) Annual New Mexico Film Festival . View a 982 -1338. alibi.com/e/127985. variety of shorts and experimental films KIMO THEATRE Follow the Fleet (1936) . $6 -$8. 2 -4pm. shot in New Mexico. alibi.com/e/128682. 768 -3544. alibi.com/e/126587. See “Reel World.” a

WEEKLY ALIBI JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4, 2015 [17 ] FLASH IN THE PAN FOOD |RestauRant Review BY ARI LEVAUX Beefing About Beef The grass vs. grain debate rages on The prevailing rhetoric coming from the environmental, dietary and vegetarian communities paints cattle as agents of personal and planetary demise. From both ends of a cow’s alimentary canal, a climate toxin—methane— spews forth that is so heat-trapping, it makes carbon dioxide look like an amateur. Climate-fearing omnivores have long sought out grass-fed beef, believing it less taxing to the Earth, but some scientists are now arguing that grain-fed, feedlot beef may actually be more climate friendly. According to Nicolette Hahn Niman, author of the new book Defending Beef, the idea that grass- fed cattle are a burden on the Earth at all, much less worse for the planet than grain-fed beef is, in so many words, udder bullshit. But it’s an idea that she bought into herself during college and held onto for years. “I drank the Kool-Aid. I quit eating beef and enthusiastically embraced the attitude that no beef was good beef,” Niman writes. She went on to become a practicing environmental lawyer. PHOTOS BY ERIC WILLIAMS • ERICWPHOTO.COM Left, marQuee burger with red chile beer-battered onion rings: right, blaQ-n-bleu kobe burger Then she married a rancher. Then she become one. Today, Niman argues that cattle are good to have around for many reasons. They can improve biodiversity on a landscape and increase the biomass of an ecosystem. These improvements, Redeeming �the Q� she writes, can lead to the removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. To those concerned about global warming, the Q Burger gets it together methane issue is the most concerning threat the “exotiQ burger du jour,” which ranges from posed by beef. But Niman’s read on the evidence is BY TY BANNERMAN that improved landscapes created by properly Q Burger goat to kangaroo to emu, depending on which raised cattle will absorb enough carbon dioxide to animal wandered into the trap the night offset the methane they emit. lbuquerque has had quite a few 301 Central NW before (not really). I contacted Emily Cassidy, a research analyst nicknames in its time. “Burque” is among 224-2747 With all of these, you get a choice of at the Environmental Working Group, to ask her qburgerabq.com about this. She acknowledged via email that cattle A the oldest and one that we’re fond of here sides: parmesan fries, sweet potato tots and the can have beneficial impacts on the soil. But, she at the Alibi , even if we sometimes mangle it Hours: 11am to 10pm, Monday through Thursday like. For my money, the red chile battered writes, “There are a lot of scientific leaps to be into “Burky.” In old newspapers from the first 11am to 11pm, Friday and Saturday onion rings are the best of the bunch. They’re assumed from [improved] soil fertility to offsetting half of the 20th century, it wasn’t uncommon Noon to 9pm, Sunday not as spicy as I’d hoped, but the red chile the methane emissions from cattle.” Price range: $8 to $13 The main problem with grass-fed beef, she to find “Albu-koo-koo” written by easterners gives an extra touch of interest, and they Vibe: Quirky wrote, is that the cows, “... take at least twice as who found the city’s mix of cultures to be arrive piping hot. long to reach slaughter weight [than grain-fed delightfully discombobulating. One could even Gluten free: Buns for an extra $1 My favorite of the burgers is the beef], and during this time beef cattle continue to argue that the name Albuquerque itself is a Vegetarian: Yes. saganaQi, a Greek-influenced item that pays emit methane, a greenhouse gas—30 times as nickname of sorts, the original authentic name Beer: Local homage to the owners’ roots. The burger is potent as carbon dioxide.” But, as Niman explained to me by phone, many being the unwieldy-on-the-native-English- The Alibi recommends: SaganaQi burger, brought out first, then quickly followed by a of the Earth’s ecosystems were once covered by speaker’s-tongue “Alburquerque.” blaQ-n-bleu, red chile onion rings slab of kasseri cheese. While you wait, the enormous populations of large grazing animals. But in 2007, then-mayor Marty Chavez’ server flambés the cheese before you. A bit Her read on the evidence is that we need these office took the unusual step of creating a new gimmicky, maybe, but who doesn’t like grazing animals, properly managed, for the health “official” nickname in a marketing firm- publicity hounding. watching things get set on fire? Besides, the of some ecosystems. But Cassidy says that even if this is true, the concocted ploy to attract some of that sweet Appropriately enough, Q Burger itself has kasseri’s sheep-derived, herby flavor (just meat of the methane debate comes down to how housing-boom money our way. undergone a name change of its own. When it slightly gamey and oozing soft after the touch much carbon sequestration these ecological “‘The Q’ is our ‘hip’ incarnation,” the opened in 2011, it was under the of flame) perfectly complements the beef. improvements might facilitate and how this City’s chief administrative officer announced, typographically challenging name bRgR. In the The aforementioned blaQ-n-bleu burger compares to the amount of methane emitted by somehow managing to suck the hipness out of years since, the owners have not only changed those cattle. is similarly worthy of attention. Naturally, the If this debate has demonstrated anything to Albuquerque, all of New Mexico and the names but also redecorated the space and bleu cheese carries the back-of-the-mouth bite me, it’s that the methane question hasn’t been entire Southwest in one pathetically awkward revamped the menu. The interior is now white that you’d expect from a premium hamburger settled either way. sound bite. “It’s a branding effort,” he and red; miniature chandeliers hang down from joint, but the real surprise here is the fact that A 2011 study published by the Union of concluded lamely and then, mugging for the the vaulted ceiling, and flat screen TVs hover a certain amount of it is cooked right into the Concerned Scientists, “Raising the Steaks,” news camera, donned a baseball cap above the bar. A number of Q-obsessed concludes that managing forage crops to improve patty, along with pecan wood smoked bacon. their nutritional quality could reduce methane emblazoned with a green Q. paintings and photos serve as decoration, and On the off chance your arteries haven’t emissions by as much as 30 percent and could also To put it mildly, the new nickname the menu charmingly uses the letter every hardened satisfactorily, a small dish of burnt help cattle reach marketable weight sooner, wasn’t a success. In fact, the backlash against it chance it gets (in “blaQ-n-bleu burger,” for butter sauce is included on the side. Doesn’t resulting in shorter cow life spans and less arguably reinvigorated the classic “Burque,” example). It feels clean and quiet, the kind of add much in the way of flavor, but at least it’s methane. which began appearing on t-shirts and coffee place to take the family or just hang out and “Corn efficiency has gone up tremendously really bad for you. after receiving decades of serious investment. mugs and as part of the rallying cry, “Soy de catch the game, which seems about right for Of course there’s also a green chile We’ve done almost no research in improving Burque.” Eight years later, calling Albuquerque any burger joint. cheeseburger, that hallmark of Americanized forage crops,” the study’s author Doug Gurian- ‘The Q’ is the surest way to mark yourself as an The burgers themselves are pretty great. New Mexican cuisine. The chile is from Sherman told me. “I’ve no doubt that we could outsider among this city’s residents. Local, grass-fed beef is spotlighted in 7 of the Hatch and carries a nice bit of heat and flavor. improve forage crops if we put some effort into it.” 15 varieties; the others are either vegetarian Whether or not grass-fed beef can actually be Q Burger is one of a handful of businesses Q Burger’s version also has a topping of red climate friendly isn’t settled. But beef that took on the controversial nickname in (quinoa or black bean) or some other species of chile aioli, which gives it a touch of savory consumption is going up, no matter what some the wake of the announcement and animal. If for some reason beef isn’t your thing smoke. environmentalists have to say about it. This reality subsequent backlash. These days, its embrace (though I have to ask, why are you at a And what name does this symbol of makes Niman’s prescriptions for how to maximize of the 17th letter of the alphabet is almost hamburger restaurant?), you can order the cultures coming together carry, this blending the upsides of cattle on the land, while reducing their harm, worth exploring, whatever the exact quaint, a throwback to a pre-housing crisis aQua burger, which features ahi tuna, or a that embraces both old and new? carbon cost of cattle may be. a Albuquerque and a reminder of Marty “Always turQey burger (yawn) or even a chiQen burger Why, it’s the BurQueño, of course. And the Mayor” Chavez’ sometimes tone-deaf (okay, the Q thing gets a little old). There’s also it’s something we can all get behind. a

[18 ] JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4 , 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI WEEKLY ALIBI JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4 , 2015 [19 ] REEL WORLD FILM | reVIew BY DEVIN D. O’LEARY Beginning of “The End” UNM Interdisciplinary Film and Digital Media A Most Violent Year senior Nick Nelson has spent the last couple of years working on a five-part short film miniseries Chandor’s ’70s-style crime thriller aims for greatness, hits goodness titled “The End Begins.” It’s about a computer programmer working for a private defense contractor who uncovers secret information that could crumble the nation’s defense. Part one of BY DEVIN D. O’LEARY the locally shot thriller premiered last year. Now Nelson and his crew are ready for “phase two” of ne day, writer-director J.C. Chandor will the series, which finds the protagonist fleeing to make a brilliant movie. He hasn’t quite the Navajo reservation and joining up with an managed it yet. His much-praised 2001 unlikely ally. (Nelson himself is a full-blooded Diné O and lives in Jemez.) On Saturday, Jan. 31, “The investment banking drama Margin Call featured End Begins: Phase II” will premiere at IFDM’s some crackling dialogue and a lot of impressive Mesa del Sol Theatre (5700-B W. University) at talent for a $3.5 million film (Zachary Quinto, 7pm. Entrance is free, but seating is limited. For Kevin Spacey, Jeremy Irons, Demi Moore, Paul more info, including a trailer, go to Bettany). But it was too claustrophobic and facebook.com/TheEndBeginsFanPage. clogged with financial minutia to really resonate as a mainstream thriller. His well-reviewed follow-up, 2013’s All Is Lost , also boasted some Antici ... pation big-name talent (Robert Redford) and some On Saturday, Jan. 31, Rocky Horror New Mexico will kick off its 2015 schedule with its very first bracing drama. But for all its bravura show in a brand new location. Desert Rose minimalism, it was—like Margin Call —just too Playhouse (6921 Montgomery NE, Suite E) will limited in scope to successfully break out of the now serve as the home to the long-running Rocky art house circuit. Horror Picture Show shadow cast showcase. Now comes Chandor’s latest work, a gritty, Producers promise a new home, new cast understated throwback of a crime film titled A members, new management and the same old debauchery. Tickets are $10 at the door. The Most Violent Year . It is yet more evidence that Show starts at 10pm. Share the love, and bring a Chandor is an up-and-coming talent poised to “virgin” with you. explode on the Hollywood scene. But it’s also the latest in a string of almost-but-not-quite- brilliant films. Set in New York City in 1981, the movie goes “Relax, honey. We’ll get through this. ... One day the ’80s will be over.” out of its way to remind us that particular annum was the most violent in the city’s history. Struggling to shake off the darkness of the ’70s, much about them as what your gazing down NYC was experiencing its last-gasp, pre-Giuliani A Most Violent Year upon them means. Are you complicit in all of high-water mark of corruption, murder, rape and Opens Friday 1/30 Little Alex’ amoral crimes in A Clockwork other assorted crime. Written and directed by J.C. Chandor Orange simply because you watch passively as he Our guide through this long-lost, Disney- Starring Oscar Isaac, Jessica Chastain, commits them (and maybe even thrill a little at Store-in-Times-Square-free world is Oscar Isaac David Oyelowo the exuberant conclusion of it all)? Here, that (currently wedged between breakout/sellout Rated R level of self-reflexive contemplation just doesn’t performances in the Coen brothers’ Inside Llewyn exist. Abel mumbles and stumbles toward his Davis and J.J. Abrams’ Star Wars: Episode VII ). capitalistic version of the American Dream, Isaac plays Abel Morales, an ambitious, all pan out, he’ll become the business mogul he’s never really questioning his methods or ambiguously ethnic immigrant fighting to always dreamed of being. Adding to Abel’s ulcers motivations. It simply feels like the filmmaker Film Fest feast protect his business and raise his family during are an ambitious district attorney (David missed a lot of opportunities to bring his The Fourth Annual New Mexico Film Festival will these most troubling of times. The film is set in Oyelowo) convinced the Moraleses have characters closer to the audience and make them hit UNM’s Valencia campus on Wednesday and sympathetic or hated or anything that would Thursday, Feb. 4 and 5. Things get underway on the high-stakes world of New York’s heating oil something to hide, a bank that’s becoming Wednesday at 10am with opening remarks and a supply industry. As in Margin Call , Chandor has increasingly wary of dealing with this troubled deliver a stronger emotional hit. welcome. The films start at 10:15 sharp with the clearly researched the hell out of the business. industry and a bunch of mobbed-up competitors Isaac is a convincing actor. But this character shorts “Good Luck, Mr. Gorski” (a love story about His portrayal of the sketchy, organized crime- just waiting for our man to stumble. doesn’t challenge him enough. Compare the Neil Armstrong’s next-door neighbors) and controlled heating oil industry in As usual, Chandor has crafted an main character here to the main character in “Rudolfo Anaya: The Magic of Words” (about the late-’70s/early-’80s NYC is meticulous. Then ethical/existential script that hums with realism. Paul Thomas Anderson’s There Will Be Blood famed New Mexico author). The Indian (Daniel Day-Lewis playing ruthless oilman reservation-set ensemble drama Drunktown’s again, how many people out there are fascinated He’s recruited a fine cast. He’s done wonders Finest starts at 11am. A Q&A with filmmaker by the intimate details of heating oil? “Not with a slim budget. And he practically ODs on Daniel Plainview). Both men work in a similar Mateo Frazier follows at 12:30pm. At 12:45pm it’s many” is the unfortunately honest answer. time and place, crafting the entire film like some business. It’s hard to call Plainview a sympathetic “Moses on the Mesa,” based on the real-life tale Around this utilitarian business, Chandor lost Sidney Lumet thriller. But A Most Violent guy, but damn if he doesn’t make an impact. He’s of a Jewish immigrant who came to the Wild West crafts your basic “building of an empire” crime Year is no Serpico , no Dog Day Afternoon , no the kind of character you never forget. Here, our in the late 1800s. Writer Alisa Valdes talks about drama. Abel isn’t the nicest guy in the world. He Prince of the City . ... Night Falls on Manhattan , man Abel just feels too wishy-washy. He never pitching her novel The Dirty Girls Social Club to really acts like a good guy, but he never really Hollywood at 1pm. The Jimmy Santiago Baca isn’t above cheating the IRS or pressuring a maybe. documentary A Place to Stand drops at 2pm. The customer into paying a bit more than market Set in the grubbiest sections of New York’s bites the bullet and becomes a truly bad man. He sci-fi short “Void” comes in at 3:30pm, and the price. But, in the grand scheme of things, he’s waterfront and blanketed in a layer of dirty, late- just sort of ... skates through. Watching the office day closes out at 4pm with Behind the Blue Veil , a not such a horrible guy. Far worse are his ruthless winter snow, Chandor’s film is thick with frosty door close on Michael Corleone at the end of documentary about the nomadic Tuareg people of competitors, one of whom appears to be atmosphere. He’s set his kettle to slow-burn here, The Godfather , you get chills knowing who and the Sahara. Thursday starts out at 10am with the hijacking his delivery trucks on a regular basis. and it’s not the wrong choice. But as its what that man has become. It’s a shame A Most shorts “No Star for Romaine,” “Mikailwitl,” “On Violent Year can’t work up a similar impact. the Land with the Earth” and “Taco Valley.” A Urging him to respond in kind is Abel’s chain- monologue-heavy story plods along, A Most panel discussion on experimental film starts up at smoking, Lady Macbeth-esque wife, Anna Violent Year ends up becoming more distant, For all the above criticism, however, A Most 1pm, followed by a block of experimental shorts at Morales (Jessica Chastain, channeling Michelle chilly and removed—like everything’s taking Violent Year is clearly the work of some talented 1:30pm. The horror short “Afraid of Sunrise” Pfeiffer’s severe ’80s look from Scarface ). place in a snow globe. Unlike the often frozen people. There’s a lot that works here. And there’s (2pm), the criminal romance Bad Posture Tired of being the poorest rich guy in his emotional and aesthetic environment of, say, a a lot to praise. J.C. Chandor is smarter, more (3:15pm) and the documentary short “Rudolfo subdivision, Abel enlists his lawyer (Albert Stanley Kubrick film, the style just doesn’t seem ambitious and more artistic than 75 percent of Anaya: The Magic of Words” (4:45pm) close the independent filmmakers working today. I still things out. Admission to all screenings/panel Brooks, who’s pitch-perfect here) to purchase a intentional enough here. With Kubrick, you discussions is free. UNM’s Valencia campus is massive fuel depot that’s more than just a little stare at the characters as if they are insects have faith that he’ll deliver a truly great movie. located at 280 La Entrada Rd. in Los Lunas. For out of his price range. But if the rickety finances pinned inside a display case. You wonder as But this isn’t it. a more info call 925-8970. a

[20 ] JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4 , 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI TELEVISION | IDIOT BOX Anchor, Baby “The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore” on Comedy Central

In his first week Wilmore courted controversy BY DEVIN D. O’LEARY from both ends. One night he confessed to viewers, “I voted for Obama because he’s black. he first thing we’re going to have to do is I’m just clearing it up. People always ask me ... take a deep, collective breath and accept ‘Larry, do you agree with Obama’s policies?’ T the fact that Stephen Colbert is gone. Not Here’s the truth: I agree with the policy that he’s entirely and not forever. The comedian will black.” Another night, he lit into Bill Cosby, resurface as the host of CBS’ “The Late Show” declaring him guilty based on the number of in September, taking over for the retiring David women who have accused him. “The current Letterman. But he’ll be plain old Stephen tally stands at 35 women. How many more do we Colbert, not “Stephen Colbert” the clueless need? That’s like if Bill Cosby drugged and raped conservative commentator we’ve grown to know every U.S. President from George Washington and love on Comedy Central’s “The Colbert to John F. Kennedy.” Clearly, Wilmore isn’t Report.” That guy is gone. afraid to draw blood. Now we can move on to the person who’s Wilmore’s cutting racial observances aside, occupying Colbert’s old time slot, Larry “The Nightly Show” isn’t formatted much Wilmore. “The Nightly Show with Larry different from “The Daily Show” or “The Wilmore” is Comedy Central’s new companion Colbert Report” or “Last Week Tonight” or to “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.” And it “Politically Incorrect” or the “Weekend Update” is, looked at in its own right, a worthy occupier segment on “Saturday Night Live.” Wilmore of the recently vacated spot. takes some jabs at a few of the day’s headlines, Wilmore is best known as a special then turns the show over to a roundtable correspondent on “The Daily Show” (the same discussion with some comedians and gig Colbert once had). He’s been one of the commentators. This features the expected show’s sharpest contributors for years, amount of hit-and-miss comedy. But Wilmore commenting on racial affairs as the show’s sharpens it up by introducing a few thorny “Senior Black Correspondent” (and occasionally issues—like asking comedian Bill Burr, who is “Senior Executive Commander-in-Chief Who married to an African-American woman, what Happens to Be Black Correspondent”). His style race he would prefer for his child. Those who is a bit like Lewis Black, if Black were too refuse to answer directly enough are labeled bemused by the stupidity of humanity to actually “weak tea,” while those who get “real” are go apoplectic. In the past Wilmore has written awarded a cool sticker. for “In Living Color,” “The Fresh Prince of Bel- Of course the show is still finding its legs. Air” and “The Jamie Foxx Show.” He created Improvements and adjustments will surely and produced “The PJs,” “The Bernie Mac follow. But if the first week is any indication, Show” and “Whoopi,” and was a consulting Wilmore is a welcome addition to TV’s fine producer on “The Office.” Dude’s got chops. lineup of fake newscasters. a So it’s no surprise to find “The Nightly Show” a generally polished affair straight out of the gate. Right now is an opportune time to “The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore” airs Monday highlight African-American voices in the media. through Thursday at 9:30pm on Comedy Central.

Nickelodeon jumps on the Super videos all day, we get to watch Bowl bandwagon, getting tweens defending Super Bowl champs the THE WEEK IN hyped up for the big game. Seattle Seahawks take on the New “Key & Peele Super Bowl Special” England Patriots. SLOTH (Comedy Central 11pm) The eponymous stars of Comedy Central MONDAY 2 sketch comedy hit “Key & Peele” host an hour-long special, sports “Gotham” (KASA-2 7pm) Who’s THURSDAY 29 desk style, lampooning the popping by tonight? A man by the impending Super Bowl and the hype name of “Dr. Crane”? Why, that “Parenthood” (KOB-4 9pm) NBC’s tear- surrounding it. would be the father of the guy who jerky drama (based on the Ron becomes the Scarecrow. Damn, Howard movie of the same name) SATURDAY 31 Bruce, you’d better grow up and goes off the air. I guess everyone’s become Batman soon because done being parents. Beautiful & Twisted (Lifetime 6pm) Rob Gotham’s getting crowded with “Breaking Greenville” (truTV 8:30pm) Lowe ( St. Elmo’s Fire ) and Paz Vega villains at this point. This new “docudrama” focuses on (Sex and Lucia ) star in this (of course morning TV show anchors battling it sensationalized) version of hotel heir TUESDAY 3 out for control of the airwaves in the Ben Novack Jr.’s murder. small-market town of Greenville, S.C. “Street Art Throwdown” (Oxygen “NFL Honors” (KOB-4 8pm) The big 7pm) Ten promising street artists “Close Up Kings” (Syfy 9pm) Each game is tomorrow, so the NFL takes compete for a $100,000 prize. Is week three close up magicians time to hand out some random one of them Banksy? One of them “complete bizarre challenges in awards. could be Banksy. For all we know. different cities.” SUNDAY 1 “Limo Wars” (A&E 8pm) How many FRIDAY 30 years has America been forced to “Kitten Bowl II” (Hallmark 10am) endure these endless limo wars? “VH1 + Papa John’s Super Bowl Blitz: A Hallmark’s latecomer to the “Super When will Congress step in? When Concert for the Troops” (VH1 7pm) Bowl alternative” programming starts will the United Nations intervene? Sure, sure, support the troops and early. But there’s no rush; it repeats all. But you know who else does good all day until 7pm. WEDNESDAY 4 work? Doctors, nurses, teachers. “Puppy Bowl XI” (Animal Planet 1pm) “Fresh Off the Boat” (KOAT-7 7:30pm) Maybe some of them would like to Meanwhile, AnPlan’s now-venerable see Fall Out Boy too. Restaurateur Eddie Huang’s cute-ternative repeats until 1am. autobiography gets turned into a “NFL RUSH: Super Bowl XLIX Preview “Super Bowl XLIX” (KOB-4 4pm) Finally, sitcom about growing up as the son Special” (Nickelodeon 7pm) after drowning in puppy and kitty of Taiwanese immigrants. a

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spotlights the traumas endured by America’s veterans. “Joanna” Robert Redford. 92 minutes. Unrated. (Guild Cinema) challenge the country’s reigning robotics champions at MIT. BY DEVIN D. O’LEARY profiles a Polish woman diagnosed with an untreatable illness. Marisa Tomei, Jamie Lee Curtis, Esai Morales, George Lopez and “Our Curse” shows how the film’s director and his wife cope with The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Steven Michael Quezada star. Yup, it was shot here in OPENING THIS WEEK the rare and incurable disease of their newborn child. “The Peter Jackson wraps up his monumental (perhaps a little too Albuquerque, and it’s based on one of those inspiring true Reaper” looks into the life of a poor Mexican man who has spent much so) adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit . Here we stories you hear so much about. 83 minutes. PG-13. (Century Black or White 25 years working at a slaughterhouse. “White Earth” documents finally get to the closing action sequence, a war that pits five Rio, Cottonwood Stadium 16) Kevin Costner stars as a widower lawyer fighting for custody of his an immigrant family that flocks to America’s Northern Plains armies and a dragon against one another in a battle for the fate biracial granddaughter. Octavia Spencer is the equally righteous seeking work in the oil fields. 160 minutes. Unrated. (Opens of Middle-earth. 144 minutes. PG-13. (Rio Rancho Premiere Strange Magic paternal grandmother of the little girl, who wants her to be raised Tuesday 2/3 at Guild Cinema) Cinema, Century Rio, Cottonwood Stadium 16, Winrock Stadium Before he sold the farm, George Lucas spent several years by African Americans and not the guy from Dances with Wolves . 16 IMAX & RPX) working on this secret project. It’s an animated musical about This is a seriously well-intentioned family drama, but the liberal- Project Almanac goblins, elves, fairies and imps, all battling over a powerful minded ideals of writer-director Mike Binder ( The Upside of Well, we’ve had found-footage monster movies ( Cloverfield ), The Hunger Games: Mockingjay—Part 1 magical love potion. Evan Rachel Wood, Alan Cumming, Maya Anger, Reign Over Me ) get lost in TV-movie-of-the-week found-footage zombie movies (the [REC] series), found-footage Rudolph and Kristen Chenoweth provide some of the voices. courtroom melodrama. 121 minutes. PG-13. (Opens Friday Hollywood is sick of trilogies. That’s only three movies’ worth of ghost movies (the Paranormal Activity series), found-footage profits. The cool thing now is to take the final book in a trilogy Popular tunes by Whitney Houston, Heart, The Four Tops and ELO 1/30 at Century 14 Downtown, Century Rio, Cottonwood devil movies ( The Last Exorcism ), found-footage mummy movies make up of the musical numbers. It’s like somebody took your Stadium 16, Winrock Stadium 16 IMAX & RPX) and split it in two different movies (like The Twilight Saga: (The Pyramid ), found-footage space movies ( Apollo 18 ), found- Breaking Dawn—Part 1 and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn— aunt’s Spotify list, the Cliff Notes version of A Midsummer Night’s footage comedies ( Project X ), found-footage superhero movies Part 2 ). So apparently Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) has destroyed Dream and a Tinkerbell cartoon and jammed them in a blender. Black Sea (Chronicle ), found-footage kids’ movies ( Earth to Echo ) and the Hunger Games. She’s hiding out, trying to rescue her 99 minutes. PG. (Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Century 14 Who doesn’t love a good submarine movie? Jude Law plays a found footage disaster movies ( Into the Storm ). So why not a boyfriend (Josh Hutcherson) from evil government forces when Downtown, Century Rio, Cottonwood Stadium 16, Winrock salty seadog fired from his job at an ocean salvage company found-footage time machine movie? 106 minutes. PG-13. she gets a call from the rebel leader (Julianne Moore) asking her Stadium 16 IMAX & RPX) who assembles a motley crew of pseudo-pirates to search the (Opens Friday 1/30 at Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Century 14 to become the face of the rebellion. It beats being the face of depths of the Black Sea for a sunken Nazi U-boat rumored to be Downtown, Century Rio, Cottonwood Stadium 16, Winrock L’Oreal. 123 minutes. PG-13. (Century Rio) Taken 3 loaded with gold. Director Kevin Macdonald ( The Last King of Stadium 16 IMAX & RPX) It really does not pay to be friends or family with ex-government Scotland ) manages to shoot some tense aquatic adventure agent Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson). Everybody he knows has been sequences. If only the stripped-down script for this underwater The Imitation Game America’s British boyfriend Benedict Cumberbatch stars as killed or kidnapped by bad guys, whom he is then obliged to Treasure of the Sierra Madre rehash were as interested in its plot stalk and kill using his “particular set of skills.” This time around as in the heated arguments among the ensemble crew famed mathematician Alan Turing in this real-life biopic about STILL PLAYING Turing’s efforts to decipher the infamous German Enigma code his wife has been killed, and he’s framed for murder. Oh, members. 115 minutes. R. (Opens Friday 1/30 at Century 14 somebody’s in for an old man ass-kicking! As before, French Downtown) during World War II. The film is very tasteful and “Masterpiece American Sniper Theatre”-ish. But Turing’s story of professional triumph and action king Luc Besson pens it, and the awesomely named Reliable but rarely more than workmanlike director Clint personal tragedy is terribly compelling stuff. Based on the book Olivier Megaton directs it. 109 minutes. PG-13. (Century 14 Funny Girl Eastwood helms this biopic based on the biography of Navy by Andrew Hodges. 114 minutes. PG-13. (Century Rio, High Downtown, Century Rio, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Barbra Streisand and Omar Sharif star in this lavish 1968 SEAL sniper Chris Kyle. Bradley Cooper is excellent, running Ridge, Century 14 Downtown, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema) Cottonwood Stadium 16, Winrock Stadium 16 IMAX & RPX) musical about real-life comedienne Fanny Brice’s rise to fame— through all the emotions of our main character as he goes from from the Jewish slums of the Lower East Side to center stage at front-line shellshocked to home-front rehabilitated. But Eastwood Into the Woods The Theory of Everything the Ziegfeld Follies. 151 minutes. G. (Opens Sunday 2/1 at waffles too much between gung-ho patriotism and a more ‘Tis the season for high-toned biopics. Eddie Redmayne ( The Century 14 Downtown, Century Rio) At this point mashing up a bunch of fairy tales is nothing new in reasoned examination of the horrors our modern military men movies ( Shrek ) or TV (“Once Upon a Time”). Nonetheless, Pillars of the Earth, Les Misérables ) stars as world-famous and women are asked to endure. It wants to tackle some big Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s hit Broadway musical physicist Stephen Hawking. This inspirational romantic drama Jeff Berg’s Made in New Mexico Series— moral issues, but unlike Eastwood’s Unforgiven , it can’t break the does some interesting work finding the “adult” undertones of the concentrates on Hawking’s pre-talking-wheelchair relationship Indian Country Hollywood formula long enough to find the metaphorical weight old Brothers Grimm tales. Disney has glossed over some of the with his college girlfriend-cum-wife Jane (Felicity Jones, Like Film historian and journalist Jeff Berg is at it again, delivering behind the story. 132 minutes. R. (Century Rio, Rio Rancho darker material, and the perpetually moving ensemble cast was Crazy ). It’s beautifully performed and perfectly bittersweet, but another of his patented screenings/lectures. Here he live- Premiere Cinema, Century 14 Downtown, High Ridge, Winrock probably better suited to stage. Still, actors Meryl Streep, Chris occasionally feels too expertly crafted for Academy Award narrates a selection of films shot in New Mexico—all of which Stadium 16 IMAX & RPX, Cottonwood Stadium 16) Pine, Emily Blunt, Anna Kendrick and James Corden are fun to appeal. Reviewed in v23 i48. 123 minutes. Unrated. (High feature Native American characters. The clips stretch from 1897 watch as they reinvent Cinderella, Rapunzel, Little Red Riding Ridge, Century Rio) to 2013. Included in the screening is information from an Big Hero 6 Hood and the like. Reviewed in v 23 i52. 124 minutes. PG. (Rio interview that Jeff did with Cheyenne/Arapaho director Chris Eyre When Disney took over Marvel, everyone wondered what that Rancho Premiere Cinema, Century Rio, Cottonwood Stadium 16, Unbroken (Smoke Signals, A Thief of Time ). 100 minutes. Unrated. (Opens mash-up would look like. Now we know. Based (quietly) on the Winrock Stadium 16 IMAX & RPX) As a director, Angelina Jolie (who previously gave us In the Land Sunday 2/1 at Guild Cinema) Marvel comic of the same name, this sci-fi cartoon feels like a of Blood and Honey ) appears to like things as dark and Disneyfied (in the best sense) take on the superhero genre. Tech- Mortdecai depressing as possible. Here, she searches for uplift in the (true The Loft savvy teenager Hiro lives in futuristic San Fransokyo with his Johnny Depp, Gwyneth Paltrow and Paul Bettany star in this life) story of Olympic champ Louis Zamperini, who got shot down Rugged hunks-in-ties Karl Urban ( Star Trek ), James Marsden brother and aunt. But when his bro is murdered and his greatest oddball adaptation of Kyril Bonfiglioli’s P.G. Wodehouse-esque over the Pacific during World War II, spent 47 days on a raft and (X-Men ), Matthias Schoenaerts ( Rust and Bone ) and Wentworth invention stolen, Hiro teams up with an inflatable robot named comic thrillers (published between 1973 and 1978). Depp plays then went straight to a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp. The Miller (“Prison Break”) star in this dirty-minded Hitchcock thriller Baymax and a group of self-proclaimed “science nerds” to get the title character, a charming, debonair art dealer and part-time telling is dutiful and appropriately epic, and star Jack O’Connell about a bunch of married businessmen who rent a penthouse revenge on the masked villain responsible. The story is your rogue who gets caught up in a caper involving MI5, some angry (300: Rise of an Empire ) does understated work. But even with a apartment for illicit affairs. When a woman’s bloody body turns standard superhero origin tale. But the sci-fi flourishes are well Russians and a stolen painting rumored to contain a code that scripting assist from Joel & Ethan Coen, the film ends up wearing up in the loft, they begin to suspect one another of murder. conceived, and the unflappably kindhearted Baymax is easily the leads to lost Nazi gold. Clearly, Depp wants to be the Peter its good intentions on its sleeve a little to prominently. 137 Belgian director Erik Van Looy remakes his own 2008 film with most lovable character of the year. 108 minutes. PG. (Century Sellers of his generation, but this silly, agressively unfunny romp minutes. PG-13. (Century Rio, Winrock Stadium 16 IMAX & RPX) this twist-heavy Hollywood version. The original is better. 120 Rio, Cottonwood Stadium 16) is not the way to go about it. 106 minutes. R. (Rio Rancho minutes. R. (Opens Friday 1/30 at Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Premiere Cinema, Century 14 Downtown, Century Rio, The Wedding Ringer Century Rio, Cottonwood Stadium 16, Winrock Stadium 16 IMAX Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Cottonwood Stadium 16, Winrock Stadium 16 IMAX & RPX) Josh Gad ( Frozen ) plays a well-meaning, friendless schlub who & RPX) Ignorance) hires a fake best man (comedian Kevin Hart) in order to impress Alejandro González Iñárritu ( Babel, 21 Grams ) directs Michael Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb his fiancée (Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting) at their wedding. As one A Most Violent Year Keaton ( Batman ) in this winkingly meta farce about a washed- Ben Stiller and friends (and the monkey) are back in this third does in contrived romantic comedies. 101 minutes. R. (Century Reviewed this issue. 125 minutes. R. (Opens Friday 1/30 at up action movie star who tries to mount a comeback on outing about wacky hijinks at a natural history museum after the Rio, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Century 14 Downtown, Century 14 Downtown, High Ridge) Broadway. Shot in what looks like a single, breathless take, the lights go out. Seems the magic that causes all the displays to Winrock Stadium 16 IMAX & RPX, Cottonwood Stadium 16) film swoops and soars through the corridors of a venerable come to life at night is fading, and our security guard hero Mr. Turner Broadway theater watching its manic, self-loathing, hallucination- (Stiller) must travel the globe, uniting characters old (Robin Whiplash Mike Leigh ( Secrets & Lies, Vera Drake ) writes and directs this prone protagonist face crisis after crisis. Dark and funny, cynical Willams’ Teddy Roosevelt) and new (Dan Stevens’ Sir Lancelot) A shy young musician (Miles Teller from The Spectacular Now ) biopic covering the last quarter century in the life of eccentric and empathetic, this oddly experimental gem offers viewers this to save it. 97 minutes. PG. (Century Rio, Winrock Stadium 16 dreams of becoming a world-famous jazz drummer. Attending a British landscape painter J.M.W. Turner. Timothy Spall (Peter year’s most original cinematic vision. Reviewed in v23 i45. 119 IMAX & RPX) prestigious New York music academy, he gets the opportunity to Pettigrew in the Harry Potter series) stars at the titular minutes. R. (High Ridge, Century 14 Downtown) learn from the school’s most infamous instructor (J.K. Simmons artist/womanizer. Even Turner’s own biographer once admitted Paddington from “Oz”). What follows is the musical equivalent of the training that the guy wasn’t very interesting—but Leigh manages to find The Boy Next Door The beloved British picture book character gets the requisite CGI camp sequence from Full Metal Jacket . Simmons is perfect as the drama in this very private man’s personal life. Leigh is Jennifer Lopez stars in this time-wasting erotic thriller about a makeover for the movies. Ben Whishaw ( Skyfall ) voices the the sadistic taskmaster, but Teller matches him beat-for-beat as assisted immensely by Spall’s born-to-play-it performance and divorced teacher who has a torrid affair with the new boy across raincoat-wearing Peruvian bear who ends up lost and alone at a the determined student. Reviewed in v23 i45. 107 minutes. R. by his glorious longtime cinematographer Dick Pope. 150 the street. Things get complicated when he turns up as a student London train station. He gets adopted by a kindly family (led by (High Ridge) minutes. R. (Opens Friday 1/30 at High Ridge) in her high school class and then goes all Glenn Close in Fatal Hugh Bonneville and Sally Hawkins) and has some episodic Attraction on her. Oops. 91 minutes. R. (Rio Rancho Premiere adventures. Nicole Kidman plays the villain, an evil taxidermist. Wild Oscar-Nominated Short Films 2015— Cinema, Century 14 Downtown, Century Rio, Cottonwood Because there has to be a villain in these sorts of things. 95 Reese Witherspoon stars in this inspirational biopic about Cheryl Animation Stadium 16, Winrock Stadium 16 IMAX & RPX) minutes. PG. (Century Rio, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Strayed, who lost her mother and slipped inrp a bout of sex and This year’s selection of Academy Award-worthy animated shorts Century 14 Downtown, Winrock Stadium 16 IMAX & RPX, drug addiction. Instead of going to therapy, she decided to go all includes selections from the US, the UK, Canada and The Cake Cottonwood Stadium 16) hippie and hike the Pacific Crest Trail solo. It’s kind of like Eat, Netherlands. “The Bigger Picture” is a darkly humorous tale of Jennifer Aniston gets all actorly all of a sudden to play a drug- Pray, Love —but with walking instead of eating, praying and caring for elderly parents told through life-sized animated addicted suburbanite who becomes fascinated by the suicide of Selma loving. 115 minutes. R. (Century Rio, High Ridge, Century 14 characters. “The Dam Keeper” introduces us to a young pig a woman in her chronic pain support group. It’s her best “change This serious, dutiful biopic chronicles Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Downtown) encumbered with a most important job. “Feast” is a lovely, of pace” work since 2002’s The Good Girl , but the film is too slow campaign to secure equal voting rights via a groundbreaking Disney-produced love story as seen through the eyes of man’s and morose to fully gel as either a comedy or a tragedy. 102 march from Selma to Montgomery, Ala., in 1965. David Oyelowo The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death best friend. “Me and My Moulton” takes us to mid-’60s Norway minutes. R. (Century 14 Downtown, High Ridge) (Lee Daniels’ The Butler ) is perfect as King. Cuba Gooding Jr., Tim This loose sequel to the old-fashioned ghost story starring Daniel where a 7-year-old asks her parents for her very first bicycle. “A Roth, Giovanni Ribisi, Carmen Ejogo, Alessandro Nivola, Martin Radcliffe takes place 40 years after the first haunting at Eel Single Life” features a mysterious vinyl record that allows a Drunktown’s Finest Sheen, Tom Wilkinson and Oprah Winfrey round out the Marsh House. It’s the eve of World War II, and a group of London woman to travel through time. 85 minutes. Unrated. (Opens Shot in Gallup, NM, by hometown boy and first-time filmmaker important cast. 128 minutes. PG-13. (Century Rio, Rio Rancho schoolchildren has been evacuated to the English countryside. Friday 1/30 at Guild Cinema) Sydney Freeland, this gritty ensemble drama follows three young Premiere Cinema, Cottonwood Stadium 16, Winrock Stadium 16 Unfortunately, it’s to a sprawling estate full of dead people. Good Native Americans—an adopted Christian girl, a rebellious father- IMAX & RPX) luck with that, kids. 98 minutes. PG-13. (Cottonwood Stadium Oscar-Nominated Short Films 2015— to-be and a promiscuous transsexual—as they strive to escape 16) Documentary the hardships of life on an Indian reservation. The script was Spare Parts Here’s a chance to catch five Academy Award-nominated developed through the Sundance Director’s Lab, and the finished Four Hispanic high school students form a robotics club. With no documentaries in one sitting. “Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1” product was executive produced by Mr. Sundance himself, experience, no money and a bunch of old car parts, they [22 ] JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4 , 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI FILM | TIMES wEEk oF FrI., jan. 30-ThurS., FEb. 5 CENTURY 14 DOWNTOWN 6:00, 8:00 100 Central SW • 1 (800) 326-3264 ext. 943# Drunktown’s Finest Sat 1:00 Jeff Berg’s Made in New Mexico Series—Indian Country Sun 1:00 Funny Girl Sun 2:00; Wed 2:00, 7:00 Oscar-Nominated Short Films 2015—Documentary Tue-Thu 3:30, A Most Violent Year Fri-Sun 1:50, 4:45, 7:40, 10:40; Mon-Thu 7:00 1:50, 4:45, 7:40 Black Sea Fri-Thu 1:45, 4:40, 7:25, 10:10; Mon-Thu 1:45, 4:40, HIGH RIDGE 7:25 12910 Indian School NE • 275-0038 Project Almanac Fri-Sun 11:35am, 2:15, 4:55, 7:35, 10:15; Mon- Thu 11:35am, 2:15, 4:55, 7:35 Mr. Turner Fri-Sun 12:25, 3:45, 7:05, 10:30; Mon-Thu 12:25, 3:45, Black or White Fri-Sun 1:25, 4:20, 7:15, 10:05; Mon-Thu 1:25, 7:05 4:20, 7:15 A Most Violent Year Fri-Sun 12:45, 3:55, 7:15, 10:25; Mon-Thu The Boy Next Door Fri-Sun 12:40, 3:05, 5:30, 7:55, 10:20; Mon- 12:45, 3:55, 7:15 Thu 12:40, 3:05, 5:30, 7:55 Boyhood Fri-Thu 3:45 Strange Magic Fri-Sun 11:35am, 2:05, 4:35, 7:05, 9:35; Mon-Wed Whiplash Fri-Thu 3:55, 7:00 11:35am, 2:05, 4:35, 7:05; Thu 11:35am, 2:05, 4:35 Cake Fri-Sun 1:00, 10:15; Mon-Thu 1:00 Mortdecai Fri-Wed 2:25, 7:50; Thu 2:25 American Sniper Fri-Sun 12:25, 4:00, 7:25, 10:40; Mon-Thu Cake Fri 12:05, 2:30, 4:50, 7:20, 9:45; Sat 12:05, 2:30, 4:50; Sun 12:25, 4:00, 7:25 7:20, 9:45; Mon-Wed 12:05, 2:30, 4:50, 7:20; Thu 12:05, 2:30 The Imitation Game Fri-Sun 12:35, 3:50, 7:05, 10:30; Mon-Thu Paddington Fri-Sun 11:45am, 2:10, 4:35, 7:00, 9:25; Mon-Wed 12:35, 3:50, 7:05 11:45am, 2:10, 4:35, 7:00; Thu 11:45am, 2:10, 4:35 Wild Fri-Sun 12:50, 7:35, 10:25; Mon-Thu 12:50, 7:35 American Sniper Fri-Sun 1:15, 4:25, 7:30, 10:35; Mon-Thu 1:15, The Theory of Everything Fri-Sun 1:05, 4:10, 7:30, 10:35; Mon-Thu 4:25, 7:30 1:05, 4:10, 7:30 The Wedding Ringer Fri-Sun 12:15, 2:50, 5:25, 8:00, 10:45; Mon- Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) Fri-Sun 1:00, Thu 12:15, 2:50, 5:25, 8:00 4:05, 7:25, 10:20; Mon-Thu 1:00, 4:05, 7:25 Taken 3 Fri 11:45am, 2:25, 5:05, 7:45, 10:30; Sat 5:05, 7:45, 10:30; Sun 11:45am, 2:25, 5:05, 7:45, 10:30; Mon 11:45am, 2:25; Tue 11:45am, 2:25, 5:05, 7:45; Wed-Thu 11:45am, 2:25 MOVIES 8 Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) Fri-Sat 1:55, 4591 San Mateo NE • 1 (800) Fandango, express # 1194 4:45, 7:35, 10:25; Sun 1:55, 4:45, 7:35, 10:25; Mon-Thu 1:55, 4:45, 7:35 Exodus: Gods and Kings Fri-Thu 12:10, 4:10, 8:00 The Imitation Game Fri-Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7:10, 9:55; Mon-Wed Exodus: Gods and Kings 3D Fri-Thu 2:30, 6:10 1:30, 4:15, 7:10; Thu 1:30, 4:15 Dracula Untold Fri-Thu 11:50am, 2:20, 5:00, 7:40, 10:20 Wild Fri-Sun 11:40am, 5:05, 10:40; Mon-Wed 11:40am, 5:05; Thu Dumb and Dumber To Fri-Thu 12:50, 3:50, 6:50, 9:50 11:40am Penguins of Madagascar 3D Fri-Thu 12:40, 3:10 Penguins of Madagascar Fri-Thu 11:30am, 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30 Horrible Bosses 2 Fri-Thu 12:20, 3:30, 7:10, 10:00 CENTURY RIO Ouija Fri-Thu 12:00, 10:30 I-25 & Jefferson • 1 (800) 326-3264 Gone Girl Fri-Thu 5:40, 9:10 The Book of Life Fri-Thu 11:40am, 4:50, 7:30 Funny Girl Sun 2:00; Wed 2:00, 7:00 The Book of Life 3D Fri-Thu 2:10, 10:10 The Loft Fri-Thu 10:55am, 1:50, 4:45, 7:40, 10:35 Project Almanac Fri-Sat 10:50am, 12:15, 1:45, 3:10, 4:40, 6:05, 7:35, 9:00, 10:25, 11:55; Sun-Thu 10:50am, 12:15, 1:45, 3:10, MOVIES WEST 4:40, 6:05, 7:35, 9:00, 10:25 9201 Coors NW • 1 (800) Fandango, express # 1247 Black or White Fri-Thu 1:05, 4:15, 7:25, 10:35 The Theory of Everything Fri-Thu 1:30, 7:40 Exodus: Gods and Kings Fri-Thu 12:00, 3:30, 7:00 The Boy Next Door Fri-Sat 10:40am, 11:55am, 1:15, 2:35, 3:55, Exodus: Gods and Kings 3D Fri-Thu 4:15, 7:45 5:15, 6:35, 7:55, 9:15, 10:30, 11:50; Sun-Thu 10:40am, Dracula Untold Fri-Thu 12:05, 2:35, 5:05, 7:35, 10:10 11:55am, 1:15, 2:35, 3:55, 5:15, 6:35, 7:55, 9:15, 10:30 Nightcrawler Fri-Thu 4:15, 9:55 Strange Magic Fri-Thu 10:35am, 1:25, 4:15, 7:05, 9:55 Dumb and Dumber To Fri-Thu 1:35, 4:20, 7:05, 9:50 Mortdecai Fri-Thu 11:00am, 1:55, 4:50, 7:45, 10:40 Penguins of Madagascar 3D Fri-Thu 1:45 Spare Parts Fri-Thu 12:40, 4:05, 6:55, 10:15 Penguins of Madagascar Fri-Thu 12:00, 2:30, 5:00, 7:30, 10:00 Paddington Fri-Thu 10:35am, 1:15, 4:00, 6:45, 9:35 Horrible Bosses 2 Fri-Thu 1:30, 7:10 American Sniper Fri-Sat 10:40am, 11:30am, 12:20, 1:10, 2:00, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day Fri- 2:50, 3:40, 4:30, 5:20, 6:10, 7:00, 7:50, 8:40, 9:30, 10:20, Thu 12:10, 2:30, 4:50 11:10, 12:01am; Sun-Thu 10:40am, 11:30am, 12:20, 1:10, The Book of Life Fri-Thu 12:00, 5:10, 7:45 2:00, 2:50, 3:40, 4:30, 5:20, 6:10, 7:00, 7:50, 8:40, 9:30, The Book of Life 3D Fri-Thu 2:35, 10:20 10:20 The Wedding Ringer Fri-Thu 10:45am, 1:35, 4:20, 7:10, 10:00 RIO RANCHO PREMIERE CINEMA Taken 3 Fri-Thu 10:30am, 1:30, 4:30, 7:30, 10:30 1000 Premiere Parkway • 994-3300 Selma Fri-Thu 12:20, 3:50, 7:05, 10:20 The Imitation Game Fri-Thu 12:45, 3:45, 6:45, 9:45 The Loft Fri-Thu 11:55am, 2:35, 5:15, 7:55, 10:35 Unbroken Fri-Mon 12:25, 3:50, 7:15, 10:40; Tue 12:25; Wed Project Almanac Fri-Thu 11:15am, 2:00, 4:45, 7:30, 10:15 12:25, 3:50, 7:15, 10:40 The Boy Next Door Fri-Thu 12:00, 2:30, 4:55, 7:25, 10:00 Into the Woods Fri-Thu 9:45 Strange Magic Fri-Thu 11:10am, 1:45, 4:25, 7:00, 9:35 Wild Fri-Thu 10:30am, 4:40, 10:45 Mortdecai Fri-Thu 11:25am, 2:25, 5:10, 7:50, 10:30 Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb Fri 12:50, 3:35, 6:40, The Wedding Ringer Fri-Thu 1:15, 4:00, 6:45, 9:30 9:40; Sat 6:40, 9:40; Sun-Tue 12:50, 3:35, 6:40, 9:40; Wed Paddington Fri-Thu 11:00am, 1:30, 4:00, 6:30, 9:00 12:50 American Sniper Fri-Thu 11:10am, 12:20, 2:25, 3:35, 5:50, 6:50, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Fri-Thu 12:00, 3:30, 9:05, 10:05 7:00, 10:25 The Imitation Game Fri-Thu 11:10am, 2:00, 4:50, 7:35, 10:30 The Hunger Games: Mockingjay—Part 1 Fri 12:45, 4:00, 7:20, Selma Fri-Thu 11:15am, 2:20, 5:25, 8:30 10:45; Sat 12:45; Sun 7:20, 10:45; Mon-Tue 12:45, 4:00, 7:20, Taken 3 Fri-Thu 11:05am, 1:45, 4:30, 7:15, 10:00 10:45; Wed 10:45 Into the Woods Thu-Thu 12:10, 3:15, 6:30, 9:25 Big Hero 6 Fri-Thu 1:00, 3:55, 6:50 The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Fri-Thu 12:20, 3:35, 6:55, 10:15 COTTONWOOD STADIUM 16 Cottonwood Mall • 897-6858 SUB THEATER UNM (Student Union Building Room 1003) • 277-5608 The Loft Fri-Thu 11:55am, 2:30, 5:00, 7:40, 10:15 Project Almanac Fri-Thu 12:30, 3:10, 7:00, 9:40 Boyhood Fri-Sat 5:00, 8:00; Sun 1:00, 4:00 Black or White Fri-Thu 12:20, 3:15, 7:15, 10:10 Horrible Bosses 2 Tue 8:00; Wed 4:00, 7:00; Thu 3:30 The Boy Next Door Fri-Thu 12:00, 2:25, 4:55, 7:25, 9:55 Strange Magic Fri-Thu 11:45am, 2:10, 4:40, 7:00, 9:40 WINROCK STADIUM 16 IMAX & RPX Mortdecai Fri 12:10, 6:50; Sat 12:10; Sun-Tue 12:10, 6:50; Wed 2100 Louisiana Blvd. NE • 881-2220 12:10 Spare Parts Fri-Thu 12:40, 3:50, 7:10, 10:00 Project Almanac Fri-Thu 11:20am, 2:15, 5:10, 9:00, 10:45 Paddington Fri-Thu 11:40am, 2:05, 4:30, 7:10, 9:35 The Loft Fri-Thu 11:20am, 2:15, 5:10, 8:00, 10:45 American Sniper Fri-Thu 11:30am, 12:00, 2:45, 3:30, 6:45, 7:20, Black or White Fri-Thu 10:00am, 1:05, 4:10, 7:20, 10:30 9:50, 10:20 The Boy Next Door Fri-Thu 10:40am, 1:40, 4:40, 7:40, 10:25 The Wedding Ringer Fri-Thu 11:45am, 2:15, 4:50, 7:35, 10:15 Strange Magic Fri-Thu 10:05am, 12:55, 3:55, 6:50, 9:35 Selma Fri-Thu 12:25, 3:40, 6:50, 9:55 Mortdecai Fri-Thu 10:10am, 1:20, 4:15, 7:15, 10:15 Taken 3 Fri-Thu 12:10, 3:40, 7:05, 10:05 Paddington Fri-Thu 10:15am, 1:00, 3:40, 6:45, 9:20 The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death Fri 3:45, 9:45; Sat 3:45; American Sniper Fri-Thu 12:00, 12:30, 3:30, 4:05, 7:00, 7:30, Sun-Tue 3:45, 9:45; Wed 3:45 10:15, 10:50 Into the Woods Fri-Thu 12:15, 3:20, 6:45, 9:50 American Sniper—An IMAX Experience Fri-Thu 11:30am, 3:00, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Fri 11:50am, 3:15, 6:40, 6:30, 9:45 10:10; Sat 3:15, 6:40, 10:10; Sun-Thu 11:50am, 3:15, 6:40, The Wedding Ringer Fri-Thu 10:45am, 1:45, 4:45, 7:45, 10:40 10:10 Selma Fri-Thu 11:45am, 3:15, 6:40, 10:00 Big Hero 6 Fri-Thu 11:35am, 2:10, 4:50, 7:25, 10:00 Taken 3 Fri-Thu 11:05am, 1:55, 4:45, 7:35, 10:35 Unbroken Fri-Thu 12:15, 6:45 GUILD CINEMA Into the Woods Fri-Thu 10:05am, 1:15, 4:25, 7:40, 10:50 3405 Central NE • 255-1848 Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb Fri-Thu 3:45, 10:10 The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Fri- Thu 11:30am, 3:00, Oscar-Nominated Short Films 2015—Animation Fri-Mon 4:00, 6:30, 10:10 WEEKLY ALIBI JANUARY 29-FEBRUARY 4 , 2015 [23 ] ABQ MUSIC HISTORY MUSIC | Show Up BY AUGUST MARCH Uncaging the Sun With snow falling around town like it hasn’t in years—and the next damn good show more than a day away—I’m kicking it here at mi chante listening to Waiting for the Sun . I’ll follow that up with The Soft Parade . Both of these albums remind me of the weather we’re having. Both are by a band from El Lay where it’s always sunny. They’re called The Doors. It will probably be sunny and warm when you read this next week, but listen: Here is a story about music in our town, written on a snowy night. For a second there, near the end of the former album, I lost myself. I imagined a young Jim Morrison watching snow fall from his ranch-style home up on Candelaria Boulevard. I was just a glint in my father’s eye then, but he was already roaming the Earth From left, North and Mamiffer’s Faith Coloccia and listening to stuff. COURTESY OF ARTISTS That got me thinking about the music I heard while shuffling hereabouts ’round this mortal coil. Back then, as now, there was plenty of rock and roll and jazz in this head of mine. So much so that I sometimes forgot Speak of the Devil about all the fab classical and art music experiences I’ve had here over the years. Here Four post-punk, PoMo and nuevomexicano gigs arrive are a couple that served to open doors of sonic perception for me, others and our community. some brain cells by the time the evening Countrified, multi-genre ensemble Power This city once had a musical organization BY AUGUST MARCH concludes. It all begins at 9pm. Drive Band starts the evening’s festivities off known as the New Mexico Symphony with a deliberately cool, salsified set. This 21- Orchestra. This legendary group existed from Where was I? I forgot/ The point that I was Friday plus excursion into la neta will run you 10 1932 until 2011. NMSO was so formidable that making/ I said if I was smart, that I would/ it ultimately attracted some of the world’s Wanna take your PoMo proclivities to their bucks, and it begins at 5pm. I’ll be damned if save up for a piece of string/ and a rock to greats. When the group was at its creative “ outer limits? Spirit Abuse (1103 Fourth you don’t spend the rest of the weekend pinnacle in the mid ’80s, cellist Mstislav wind the string around/ Everybody wants a rock/ Street NW) has the means to take you there. dreaming and dancing en un otra idioma . Rostropovich performed with them. I to wind a piece of string around/ Everybody On Friday, Jan. 30, the venue presents a two- happened on the cellist’s dress rehearsal while wants a rock/ to wind a piece of string around/ set sonic séance featuring Jeremy Barnes , Monday working as a student stagehand. Throw the crib door wide/ Let the people crawl Thollem McDonas and Heather Trost . Barnes Take a couple of days to unwind the string Rostropovich sat on the edge of the stage, inside.”—“ We Want a Rock ” by They Might and Trost make up the Eastern European- from all that righteous rock and return to listening to the orchestra. He had a small dog Be Giants , from the album Flood influenced but genre-transcending duo A Spirit Abuse (1103 Fourth Street NW) on with him he alternately bounced on his lap or Hawk and a Hacksaw, whose work includes Monday, Feb. 2, to further explore the limits placed under his chair while admonishing the I nearly went with April Wine’s “I Like to little creature to listen well. Finally, the dog the compelling 2013 folk concept album You of postmodern musical expression. The Rock” for this week’s loosely related settled on a crumpled gig bag under the chair, Have Already Gone to the Other World . Oh, and evening’s program includes performances by and the Soviet cellist joined in with a lilting introductory lyric. I dug a lot of the song, but I Barnes used to play drums in some band called Mamiffer, the project of visual flourish, mesmerizing everyone in Popejoy couldn’t hang with the “some like it hot, baby” Neutral Milk Hotel. Trost, a New Mexico artist/visionary musician Faith Coloccia in Hall. Afterward I walked to the stage to shake line for editorial purposes. That’s just too native, previously played in seminal, local collaboration with her husband Aaron his hand. His manager said the old man was cheesy, although it does kinda acknowledge the avant-rock outfit FOMA. Turner, guitarist for post-everything pleasantly surprised because everyone else roots of a slang phraseology originally used to Soon-to-be-nuevomexicano pianist doomsters Isis. As Mamiffer, Coloccia has just wanted to meet the dog that day. describe human coitus. Meanwhile, They Thollem McDonas —Spirit Abuse curator forged weighty, transcendent, convention- In 1988 the UNM Music Department Might Be Giants’ John Linnell expresses similar Raven Chacon says McDonas plans to relocate defying work grounded in repetition and hosted John Cage as part of its annual sentiments with the added allure of word play to Alcalde, N.M.—is known for his post- expansive ambience. Composers’ Symposium. Cage came here to and crypto-poetic metaphors that can be about work, lecture and perform with the college classical, transgressive takes on melody and Before his early aughts expansion into music community during the university’s whatever suits your fancy, satanic rocanrol rhythm. McDonas combines acute technical experimentalism, percussionist/composer Jon centennial celebrations. Cage seemed to be included. So if you too want to rock, I’ve got skills with fearless instrumental Mueller studied with seminal free jazz multi- everywhere in the College of Fine Arts during some news. Start winding string around your experimentation to engender an experience instrumentalist Hal Russell and played with his week-long tenure—eating lunch with chosen stone; the devil’s details follow. that is energetically organic but also ethereal. Milwaukee, Wis., post-rock masterminds Pele. undergraduates in the SUB, walking blithely Multi-instrumentalist Barnes combines Mueller will provide a soundtrack for around campus and lecturing in basement Thursday forces with McDonas for one heady set, while contemplation or demonic excision. Local rehearsal halls. As a recent art school graduate If you dig intensity in your rock and roll formidable violinist and vocalist Trost calls up composer-magicians William Fowler Collins working as a technician among artists and environment, trip on down to Burt’s Tiki spirits from the vasty deep with a solo and Raven Chacon add an infinite sense of composers, I conversely kept a low profile Lounge (313 Gold SW) on Thursday, Jan. 29, while these history-making events unfolded all recitation. Admission to this evocative wonder and foreboding to the proceedings. for a show featuring post-punk, pro-porn around me. exhibition is five dollars. The concert begins Chacon is notable for crafting a body of work UNM composer and percussionist project Bathhouse , a local outfit whose oeuvre at 9:30pm. that’s disturbing and entrancing in its Christopher Shultis’ performance of Cage’s includes the wantonly heavy, concisely attention to tonal detail and dynamics; Fowler Child of Tree was particularly memorable, as executed EP Life and Times of a Post-Masculine Saturday Collins speaks directly to the universe in his were the intense Q&A sessions offered World . Sharing the bill are Burque grindcore Pull your cowboy boots on and switch gears complex compositions. Admission is five throughout the symposium. Among the gurus Hollow Tongue and a fascinating, and aesthetics on Saturday, Jan. 31, with a dollars, and the doors swing wide at 8:30pm; enthralled, lofty academicians and postmodern ground-shaking duo of doomsters from Las slow cruise up Central to Caravan East (7605 music or its verisimilitude follows at 9pm. geniuses, an 11-year-old Raven Chacon—then Cruces who go by the name Oryx . Central NE) for a performance by legendary a student of Shultis’ collaborator Dawn All three dark units support Tucson sludge nuevomexicano musicians Al Hurricane and So you’ve got a damn hefty rock, strong but Chambers and later one of Shultis’ students— crew North , who are touring the Western sat watching and listening intently to the his son, Al Hurricane Jr. A storied progenitor flexible string and an inclination to see the proceedings, taking it all in. I put the PA away lands of America. Albuquerque is the of this state’s signature sound, Hurricane has universe as a discrete series of alternately after Cage’s talk, and I wondered what effect penultimate stop on their winter sojourn, and been rocking the scene for nigh on 50 years; noise-laden, melodic and moving events. Use the avant-garde composer’s words and work the trio should be oozing a deadly slow syrup of back then his group The Night Rockers were these tools well, friend, and take in some might ultimately have on musicians in these distorted guitars, destructive drumming and jamming at the fabled Skyline Club. His son awesomely rich, tantalizingly tuneful or parts. Then I went home and listened to brutal basslines by the time they arrive in the began playing and performing with Hurricane majestically terrifying shows happening this Strange Days , and the springtime sun crashed Duke City. Amazingly, this 21-plus show is in the late ’70s. Their first recording Cantan week in Albuquerque. 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