PASEO 2024 in the DAYTIME!
October 3 to 6:
midday to sunset!
PASEO 2024 will feature an expanded daytime program. In addition to the one, invited international artist, PASEO 2024 will feature a wide array of local artists, PASEO alumni, and local community groups. For PASEO in the daytime, we’re bringing ‘light’ to what sustains our community, providing space for these activities, making them public.
PASEO 2024 Artists & Installations
Architects of Air
The main attraction for PASEO 2024 is a 7,000 square foot inflatable Luminarium. Titled, “Daedalum,” it takes its name from Daedalus. In Greek mythology he was the father of Icarus and the architect of the labyrinth of King Minos of Crete. Daedalum’s core element is a maze of 19 egg-shaped domes whose spatial arrangement creates mysterious sight-lines. The Main Dome features an innovative indirect illumination that varies the color inside according to the dome’s position and the sun’s direction. The 600-piece pattern of the Main Dome ceiling was inspired by Rome’s Pantheon and the Gustave Doré drawing of angels circling heavenward in Dante’s paradise.
A luminarium is a sculpture people enter to be moved to a sense of wonder at the beauty of light and color. Since 1992 over 3 million visitors in more than 40 countries across 5 continents have immersed themselves in the spectacular and luminous world of Architects of Air.
MovementLab
Weaving Landscapes
What real or imagined landscape brings you relaxation? MovementLab offers a performance that engages both the external and internal spaces of the Luminarium, weaving the physical environment with their inner emotional narratives. This invites Paseo participants to reflect on their own relationship to calming influences as they explore the Luminarium's inner spaces.
Schedule of Performances:
Thursday & Friday: 3:00 & 5:00 PM
Saturday and Sunday: 12:00, 3:00 & 5:00 PM
MovementLab Dancers
Nadine Lolliino
Trey Donovan Drake
Mira Betz
Haley Rose Justino
Emi Nix
Elizabeth Gomez
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Ember Daviero
Twirl
“SpectaColor ”
Red, orange, fuchsia, blue…how do colors affect you? What’s your favorite color and how does it make you feel? How do colors interact with each other? What are the colors we can and cannot see? Join Twirl for color blending and light-bending adventures as we delve into the full spectrum. Explore why and how we see colors and how to make and change them. Create your own special project that celebrates your true colors! Bring the whole family and visit the vibrant coloration formation at the TCA during Paseo 2024. Twirl is on site Saturday and during STEAM Day with hands on activities.
Schedule:
Installation in TCA’s Encore Gallery throughout PASEO weekend
Join the Twirl Team for a Family Day Activities:
Saturday, October 5:
11:00 - 5:00 PM in the Encore Gallery and TCA Courtyard!
STEMarts LAB
Join the AR Sky Hunt at Kit Carson Park!
STEMarts Lab invites you to explore our interactive AR experience featuring six QR code stations on the grassy field of Kit Carson Park. Point your phone to the sky to discover Space[AR]T—artist and student-created animated objects that appear in the sky and land on the field in front of you. Capture the moment by snapping a photo or selfie with all six space objects, and collect your reward—your very own AR object to take home! Scheduled Friday, Saturday and Sunday during STEAM Day and Family Day activities. Our STEMarts Ambassadors will be on hand to guide your augmented reality journey.
Kids can visit our Space[AR]T Drawing Station to meet LANL Astrophysicist Dr. Andrea Albert, (Friday) and NASA Solar System Ambassador, Arwen Hubbard (Sunday), hear their space stories, and ask questions. Afterward, they can have fun drawing their space-inspired designs on our Space[AR]T paper cubes and take home their very own augmented reality space object.
Schedule:
Friday, Oct 4: 3:00 - 6:00 PM
Saturday, Oct 5: 2:00 - 6:00 PM
Sunday, Oct 6: 12:00 - 4:00 PM
Dante Biss-Grayson
This Inter-Tribal Holographic Installation is an art Installation using holographic technology to create a moving video image. The idea of the work is to visually communicate the connections between the physical
and the spiritual world. It is a virtual representation of how ceremony and dance are used to connect to the spirit world. The dancers in the installation are dancing in their traditional regalia, they dance and eventually the image begins to become abstract and this is the spirit, the connection that is created while in traditional dance.
Schedule:
Friday, Oct 4: 6:00 - 9:00
Saturday, Oct 5: 6:00 - 9:00
during the Silent Disco!
Silent Disco
Join us for TWO nights of late night dancing with the Festival Favorite - Weird Bird Music’s Silent Disco! Headsets provided at the entry - change the channel to three different DJ’s. Find your favorite and cut a groove.
Schedule:
Friday, Oct 4: 6:00 - 9:00 PM
Saturday, Oct 5: 6:00 - 9:00 PM
UNM Taos
Utilizing a network of county wide 3D printers, Alex Simeti, UNM Taos instructor, facilitates this six foot tall 3D printed sculpture, designed by Taos Pueblo youth.
Literally taking on the meaning of this year’s theme, Holding Space, this collaborative 3D printed model brings components from all over Taos County - united into one large installation for PASEO 2024.
Natalina
Sounds Made in Many Spaces, Heard Together
A site specific auditory experience created for the Daedalum at PASEO 2024 in collaboration with local groups of participants of diverse ages, backgrounds and abilities. Audio clips pertaining to the theme of holding space will be gathered during classes and community events and laced together to create a moving soundscape as sounds travel from speaker to speaker inviting the audience to move through the piece following specific sounds or pause room to room discovering new sounds and voices. Audio samples gathered from education programs will be woven together and programmed to play throughout Daedalum.
Schedule:
Thursday - Sunday, daily, Oct 3 - 6: 1:00 and 4:00 PM
Las Pistoleras Instituto Cultural de Arte Collective
Projecting Visual Realities and Manifesting Shadow Box Dreams
This three-part installation amplifies our local peripheral experience and creating an interactive MOVIMIENTO state of mind. The installation speaks our truth through projection and shadow box movement.
I. Activating the Visual Archive: Historical documents and visual images reflecting Chicana/o/x activated responses to race, class and gender inequality over time throughout the United States, with a specific focus on the Southwest region, New Mexico, and Taos County.
II. Activating the Digital and Physical Repository: utilizing Chicana Por mi Raza Digital Memory repository housed at the University of Texas at Austin and The Center for Southwest Research Archives housed at the University of New Mexico, the installation connects to primary archival documents in an artistic form of activism and to inform and historicize our own process as active participants within this installation. The UNM Communication & Journalism Department provide technical support.
III. Interactive Shadow Box Dreams: A shadow box play in unique forms of activism and performance with curated movement medicine and impromptu movement responses.
In the TCA’s Auditorium
Schedule:
Friday, Oct 4: 12:00 - 3:00 PM
Saturday, Oct 5: 12:00 - 3:00 PM
Children’s Museum
Cymatics
How can sound become visible? Imagine Children's Museum will explore cymatics, the science of visualizing audio frequencies. Children will explore the relationship between sound, vibration, and ephemeral and permanent marks. Participants will explore tools and materials that activate marks inspired by different sounds.
Schedule:
Saturday, Oct 5: Time TBD
PASEO Festival Partners
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Taos Wools Festival
@ Revolt Gallery
Saturday & Sunday, Oct 5 & 6. Taos Wools Fest returns Celebrating Fiber Artists, Ranchers and Sheep.
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Threading Memories
@ Stables Gallery, TCA
Knomad Tiger presents Threading Memories October 3rd-6th, 10a-6p. This showcase of Textile. Artworks tell stories of memories in various ways that broaden the appreciation of Textile Fine Art.
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Taos 48 Hour Film Festival
@ TCA Auditorium
Local Film makers are given 48 hours to create a 10 min film. Screening on Sunday, Oct 6th at 6 PM.
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