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Listen and Listen Good Santa Fe events worth your undivided attention this week If you head into Midtown on the cusp of the Southside, down Rufina Street and over onto Calle Marie, you might stumble upon Kouri+Corrao, a real sweet little gallery space that has sometimes quietly/sometimes loudly presented some of the coolest and most innovative shows in the Santa Fe visual media sphere over the years. This week finds the official opening of Keisuke Azuma’s Parallel Shadows. Therein, the Lithuania-based artist explores memories and identity to underscore concepts of uncertainty and impermanence. Think oils stressed and removed for negative space discomfort that still somehow feels alluring. OK, admittedly we’ve got a soft spot for print media, but we also like throwing out props to other mags that rule. In this case, that’s El Palacio, that state magazine that runs under the Department of Cultural Affairs umbrella while covering vital cultural highlights from all around New Mexico.

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