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Gallery Event

IRON SUPPLEMENTS
November 1–30

RECEPTION November 2, 1–3 pm

7 Arts Gallery, 125 Lincoln, 7arts.gallery

Rosa Silbert’s resumé includes exhibitions and study in Europe and the United States. It also mentions law school, and periods spent living in Italy, France, and Malaysia. Silbert brings her eclectic background to her show of sculpture at 7 Arts Gallery. She began 20 years ago as a sculptor working in metal, learning welding, cutting, and the application of patinas along the way. About four years ago Silbert began adding kiln glass to her work. Noting that both processes use high heat, she adds, “The intrinsic strength and flexibility of metal, married with the intense color and transparency of glass, creates layers and illusion in a finished work.”

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Below: Rosa Silbert, Interludes, glass and steel, 14 x 26"

What the World Needs Now: Dmitri Matheny plays Burt Bacharach

October 25, 7 pm
$20–$25

Museum Hill Cafe, 710 Camino Lejo, santafemusiccollective.org

Flugelhornist Dmitri Matheny and his band present an evening of standards—songs by Burt Bacharach—on Friday evening. Matheny, based in Washington State, is joined by Holly Pyle, a Phoenix-based vocalist, and Santa Feans Bert Dalton, piano, Andy Zadrozny, bass, and John Trentacosta, drums.
Bacharach's songs formed the soundtrack of the 1960s, performed by Marty Robbins, Dusty Springfield, and particularly Dionne Warwick. "Walk on By," "Alfie," and "I Say a Little Prayer" are among the songs he wrote. Matheny offers a career management workshop at the New Mexico Jazz Workshop in Albuquerque on Saturday.

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Below: Photograph by Tom Kwas.