Join us to meet and hear the accomplished mystery writer, Steven Havill, as he discusses his newest book and some of his older books. Havill currently makes his home just up the road near Datil, NM. Since 1981, he has authored four western novels, 18 contemporary mysteries set in fictitious Posadas County, NM, and two historical medical novels set in the Puget Sound area during the 1890s. The latest addition to the Posada County Mystery Series, One Perfect Shot, is scheduled for release in January 2012. The lecture is free and open to the public.

  

Join an intimate workshop for writers at all stages of proficiency: Fruitful questions: Generating ideas for writing with leader: author and teacher Sharman Apt Russell.
Cost: $50 — to benefit the Volunteer Center and SWFWW. Email maryhotvedt@aol.com to reserve your place.

  

Sponsors: WILL, MRAC, WNMU Expressive Arts Department - FREE and Open to the Public

WNMU Professor Suk Jun Kim's work mainly focuses on the sense of places that are fantastic, imaginary, magical, and realistic, in which listeners can visit, stop by, and dwell. Having won several international composition awards and attracted commissions, Kim’s music has been performed worldwide and can be heard on ICMC, IMEB, and SEAMUS labels, and M&R. His research focuses on acousmatic reasoning, imaginal listening, phenomenological approaches to the aesthetics of electroacoustic music, space and place, platial memory and sound, and magical realism in electroacoustic music among others. Kim’s interest in platial memory and sound has also led him to expand his medium to installations. He recently had his first solo exhibition in Berlin, Germany.
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Katherine uses a collaborative, non-toxic approach to a variety of printmaking methods which includes: Intaglio, Relief and Monotyping. The emphasis on printing in a creative way is a particular focus that Katherine uses to free an artist to create many variations of original prints from a single matrix or plate.

Flatbed, founded in 1989 by Katherine Brimberry and Mark L. Smith, is located in Flatbed World Headquarters, an 18,000 sq. ft. warehouse redeveloped in 1999 as a community of creative professionals. Visitors have compared the aesthetics of the space to New York City's Chelsea-district warehouse galleries.
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