A list of Journalists we’ve lost during 2020
While we’ve been lucky to not lose any members of the Albuquerque Press Club this year, Steve Satchwell has provided us with a list of the Journalists we’ve lost during 2020. CY2020_Journalist_deaths
National Pig Day 2020 – A Porkmare on Elm Street
March 7, 2020 from 6pm – 10pm. Announcing the Albuquerque Press Club‘s 5th annual National Pig Day BBQ – A Porkmare on Elm Street! A day to celebrate all the virtues and importance of America’s beloved hog. Especially the Ribs, Belly and Shoulders. Food is $10 and all proceeds go to the renovation of our downstairs bathrooms. This event is restricted to members and their invited guests and is not open to the public.
Art for February 2020 – People and Places – Barbara Endicott & Marian Berg
People and Places Paintings by Marian Berg and Barbara Endicott Exhibit runs from 02/06/2020 – 02/27/2020 Opening reception and free portrait demo by the artists Saturday, February 8, 2020 from 6pm – 9pm. Artist Bios Barbara Endicott Barbara was born in Southern California, later living in Santa Rosa and San Francisco Ca. On a hitchhiking trip when she was 18, she fell in love with New Mexico and later moved there and has called it home for nearly 40 years. Another formative experience was when from 1980-1982 she lived in Paris, France where she drew in city ateliers and also posed as an artist model. She has a life long passion for visual art. Her first “aha” moment of “I want to be an artist!” started in second grade when she did her first self portrait, filling in a traced outline of herself on butcher paper. Her older brother James, who later became a free lance and highly regarded illustrator, was also a strong influence. She was fascinated by her Uncle Larry’s oil paintings of nudes. Barbara earned a BFA at UNM in 1985. Some years later in 1996, she returned to UNM to earn teacher certification K-12 in art . She taught art from 1999- 2012 mainly at Highland High School and several other schools. Teaching art was a useful analytical approach to art making and also an exposure to the many mediums and methods of visual art. After retiring in 2012, she was able to pursue art full time. She continues to go to life drawing groups in Albuquerque especially the 3rd Str. group, occasionally taking classes at the NM Art League, and working in her studio at home. Her primary interest has been portraiture and figurative work as well as landscape and still-life. Her preferred mediums are oil paints, charcoal, relief printmaking and ball point pen for sketching. She also makes clay masks and other objects in clay. Marian Berg Marian has loved creating art since childhood. She studied at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Columbia College and the University of New Mexico. She became enchanted with the land and people of New Mexico forty years ago and has been joyfully painting them ever since. Marian is an award-winning artist and works in several mediums, primarily oil painting and fused glass. She met her fellow artist, Barbara Endicott, when they attended art classes together at UNM in the early 1980’s. They continued their friendship over the years, usually meeting weekly to paint the figure at a local art group, ABQ Third Street. Marian is also a Registered Nurse. After returning from a life changing experience in Haiti volunteering with survivors of the devastating earthquake of 2010, Marian finished her graduate work in art education at UNM. With the generous support of the New Mexico Art League and the Abruzzo family, she started the Art Heals Project at the UNM Children’s Hospital. This outreach project provides art experiences for hospitalized children, especially those with contagious and/or life-threatening illness. Since 2013, she has visited thousands of children in their hospital rooms using a mobile art cart and facilitating art projects with them. She was designated a Local Treasure by the Albuquerque Art Business Association in 2015, an award for artists who excel in the arts and give back to their communities. Marian believes that art making is a healing and life affirming process.
Art for December – Addie FryeWeaver
The open road and stunning New Mexico skies comprise the majority of the works presented by Addie FryeWeaver in the Press Club’s December show. Printed on metallic paper the photos seem to glow, capturing the special light of sunset. Ranging from the Rio Grande, down to Pie Town and back to the Sandias and Santa Fe this stunning collection evokes the unique beauty of New Mexico in rich, saturated hues. Opening reception will be held Friday, December 6, 2019 from 7pm – 10pm.
Art for September 2019 – Yeah, Buuuuuuuuuut
Weird animals! Blasphemy! Personal Satire! Corpses! “Yeah, Buuuuuuuuuut…” is a show displaying a collection of artwork by Ella Eleven, Sabrina Luck, and Dave Jordan. The show will be on display at the Albuquerque Press Club from September 7th to October 5th. Opening Reception: Saturday September 14th, 2019 6pm-9pm
Aporkalypse Now – National Pig Day BBQ 2019
The Albuquerque Press Club is pleased to announce the date for our 4th annual National Pig Day BBQ! Join us on Saturday, March 9th 2019 starting at 3pm to celebrate America’s beloved porcine. This event is open to all members and their invited guests. If you have been to any of the previous Pig Day BBQ’s you know just how great of an event this is. If you haven’t, you are missing out! On this years menu: Pork Sausage Pulled Pork St. Louis Spare Ribs Baked Beans Mac and Cheese Broccoli Salad And much more! Appetizers will be available at 4pm. BBQ will be served around 5pm. This year the minimum donation for BBQ is $10. You will get a pile of food and a raffle ticket for a pound of Maynard’s delicious home made bacon. Each additional $5 donation will give you an additional raffle ticket. We will also be having a Lil’ Smokie eating contest. If you would like to participate, send us a message. The prize is a voucher for our St. Paddy’s day event. As always, there will be commemorative t-shirts for sale. Details to follow! Please RSVP on our Facebook event so we do not run out of food!!!!