Process, a conversation with Greece Fulbright Fellow Alex Simopoulos, is tonight! See you there!

This Friday SFAI is launching our new monthly event, PLATFORM. This month's event will be an interactive evening with local and international artists and organizations to exhibit works, perform, present, and provide info around gender equality and wellness!

Don't miss PLATFORM: Gender Equality & Wellness Fair tomorrow at 6pm at SFAI! #equalitynm #emergenm #youngwomenunited #tewawomenunited #resolvenm #newmexicowomen.org #ripplecatalyststudio #nmaclu #themountaincenter #lafamiliamedicalcenter #solacecrisistreatmentcenter

SFAI140 is only one week away! We have such an amazing line-up this month, not to mention exhibits by 5 SFAI artists and open studios for all of the current residents! Go to sfai.org/events/sfai140 for all of the info!

Truth & Reconciliation Artist, Varuni Kanagasundaram, is one of 6 artists who will be exhibiting their work at our SFAI14O event this Friday! Visit sfai.org/events/sfai140 for more info!

The SFAI 2020 Labor Residency call for applications is still open! The deadline for submissions is Monday, April 15, apply today at sfai.org!

Applications for our free Labor Residency are due 1 week from today (4/15). What does SFAI's have to offer? Check out sfai.org/about and vimeo.com/sfai for videos that highlight SFAI's residencies, events, and artists! To apply sfai.org/eligibility-ho…!

Applications for our 2020 Labor Thematic Residency are due Monday, April 15th. Apply today at sfai.org/labor-residency. SFAI Equal Justice Resident, Michelle Angela Ortiz, talks about her experience at SFAI and what is was like to be a part of the family residency.

Applications for our 2020 Labor Thematic Residency are due Monday, April 15. Apply today at sfai.org/labor-residency. SFAI140 has been SFAI's signature event 3 times a year for 5 years — providing a stage for artists-in-residence to share their work with the Santa Fe community!

Applications for our 2020 Labor Residency are due Monday, April 15th. Visit sfai.org/labor-residency. SFAI Artists, Sarah Cohen and Leonardo Rua, talk about their experience as first-time residents. Learn more about Sarah & Leo at sfai.org/truth-reconcil……/mi-voz-nuestra-historia

Applications for our 2020 Labor Residency are due Monday!! Apply today at sfai.org/labor-residency. SFAI hosts public events every month including Platform! Platform brings together local artists and organizations along with current residents. Visit sfai.org.

Applications for the Labor Residency are due tonight at midnight, so you still have time to apply! Visit sfai.org/eligibility-ho… Don't miss out on this opportunity to head to New Mexico in 2020 for this free residency!

Need a space to host a banquet or fundraiser? SFAI can easily accommodate a table of 30 or more in our gallery space! Visit our facility rental page for details on our amenities and rates. sfai.org/about/facility…

Boundary Drawing's opening is tonight at 5:30! Join SFAI's Greece Fulbright Fellow, Alex Simopoulos, and local muralists Joerael Numina, Ehren Kee Natay, Lynnette Haozous, Nani Chacon, and Alas De Agua Art Collective for an evening of art and social engagement!

This show opens at 5:30 today, 12-5pm every day thru the 24th!

The Santa Fe CALL/WALK: Atomic Stories, will be held on May 4 from 1-4pm at SFAI! This walk will led by Dr. Andrea Polli, UNM College of Fine Arts, Dr. Luis Campos, Author of Radium & the Secret of Life, and Tina Cordova, New Mexico Downwinders. Visit sfai.org/call-walks-san…!

Don't miss Will Lie for Science: A LASER Santa Fe Talk one week from today at SFAI! Co-hosted by Biocultura Santa Fe, this talk features Igor Vamos of the Yes Men, the culture jamming, activist whose work is described as “The Business Week version of Punk’d.” Register today!

Recent Truth & Reconciliation Resident, Philip Crawford, is a visual artist and writer based in Berlin, Germany. A self-taught artist, Philip’s extended practice focuses on the nature and function of myth and visual narrative. Visit philipac.com to learn more!

SFAI's May Process event will feature Yukiyo Kawano, a third-generation hibakusha (atomic bomb survivor) who grew up decades after the bombing of Hiroshima. Visit sfai.org to register!

Register for the CALL/WALK Santa Fe Atomic Stories on Saturday! Focusing on ecology and histories of Santa Fe and other parts of NNM as they relate to geological-scale transformations that have impacted environmental and human health globally. Visit sfai.org