I’m not in love with my photographs, I’m in love with all the experiences, the friends I’ve made, and most of all, being out in nature.” To return in my mind to that moment in time, and to remember the joy I felt when I pressed the shutter has made the photographs a part of who I am. “My love and passion for the art of photography has continued to grow with each passing year. “For 47 years, I’ve held a camera in my hand,” said Suggs, who has lived his whole life in Las Cruces. Whether the composition includes night skies, cacti, petroglyphs, boulders, or abandoned structures, Suggs’ photographs have a distinct feel and look. His images capture the beautiful, rugged landscape of New Mexico. The Color of Dreams exhibit features 25 of Suggs’ most-recent photographs that are included in his book of the same title. Wayne Suggs says “landscape photography is magical to me.” The renowned New Mexico photographer will share some of that magic with the Farm & Ranch Museum. To book a tour, please email Museum Education or call the tour coordinator at (575) 528-3330. Come learn more about aviation history in southern New Mexico.īranigan Cultural Center, 501 N. With the decline of leisure flying beginning in the 1980s, it notes the changing nature of local aviation in the 21st Century. It addresses the flourishing of civilian aviation in the 1950s–1960s, with the formation of flying clubs and shuttle airlines dotting southern New Mexico. Starting with the introductory use of military airplanes in 1916 after Pancho Villa’s raid on Columbus, NM, the exhibition explores the local impact of aviation-related training programs offered through the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts during World War II and the post-war era. For more information visit or call (575) 523-6403.Ĭleared for Takeoff examines over 100 years of regional aviation history, both military and civilian, in southern New Mexico, using photographs, oral histories, and historic objects. Individual tickets for ZooZoo may be purchased starting October 17 online at by phone at (575)523-6403 or at the Rio Grande Theatre box office, located on the 2nd floor of the theatre, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.
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The Variety Series package may be purchased only by calling or visiting the Rio Grande Theatre box office. The Rio Grande Theatre is located at 211 N. Individual reserved seat tickets will go on sale Saturday, October 17 and are priced at $32 main floor or $22 balcony, all fees included. ZooZoo tickets are on sale now through October 16 as part of a $125 Variety Series season package. A cast of five plays a multitude of characters ranging from anteater waiters, edgy frogs, a huge paper bag that comes to life, dancing polar bears, crazy cats, an acrobatic larva and competitive penguins in a wildly original show that appeals to ages 4 to 104 all around the world.
Through the refined use of “mask theater,” ZooZoo’s universal themes are presented with a light touch, as animals take on human characteristics and inanimate objects spring to mischievous life. ZooZoo is comprised of a series of short works performed without words and lasting in length from four to seven minutes, creating a madcap revue of illusion, comedy and fun. Best described as Cirque Du Solei-evoking acrobatics mixed with mime, set in a unique, yet accessible avant-garde playground, ZooZoo will amaze and enchant at the Rio Grande Theatre, Sunday, October 25, 2015. The Doña Ana Arts Council proudly kicks off its 2015/2016 Variety Performance Series with the internationally acclaimed show the New York Times declared “a supremely theatrical spectacle,” Imago Theatre’s latest family hit, ZooZoo.
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