SHOWS US WHAT FIXES ARE IN THE WORKS AFTER OUR INVESTIGATIONS, AND ZOZOBRA WILL GO UP IN FLAMES FOR THE 102ND TIME THIS SEPTEMBER. I THINK I WAS THERE FOR THE FIRST ONE. I BELIEVE. WOW. YEAH, EXACTLY. EXACTLY. THIS MORNING. I FEEL OLD THIS MORNING, BUT THIS MORNING WE’RE INTRODUCING YOU TO A WOMAN WHO’S BEEN TEACHING STUDENTS IN SANTA FE THE DEEP HISTORY OF OLD MAN GLOOM THROUGH ART, I CREATED A SLIDESHOW WITH A TIMELINE OF THE ZOZOBRA FROM THE BEGINNING OF ONE OF THE FIRST ONES. UP UNTIL THAT WAY, THEY COULD SEE THE DIFFERENT IMAGES. WHAT’S HIS NAME? DID YOU EVER HAVE TO EXPLAIN ZOZOBRA TO LIKE YOUR FRIENDS WHO’VE NEVER SEEN IT? LIKE I TELL PEOPLE ABOUT IT AND THEY THINK IT’S BURNING MAN. I WAS LIKE, NO, NO, THIS IS THE ORIGINAL BURNING MAN. YEAH, EXACTLY. OLD MAN GLOOM. SO PHYLLIS ROYALE IS NOW RETIRED, BUT SHE CONTINUES TO ENCOURAGE YOUNG PEOPLE TO SHARE THEIR CONNECTION TO SANTA FE’S FAVORITE MONSTER. THEIR ART CAN THEN BE ENTERED IN
Zozobra will burn for the 102nd time this September, and retired teacher Phyllis Roybal is introducing Santa Fe students to the deep history of Old Man Gloom through art.”I created a slide show with the timelines of Zozobras from the beginning, one of the first ones up until that way they can see the different images,” Roybal said.Although retired, Roybal continues to encourage young people to express their connection to Santa Fe’s favorite monster. Their artwork can be entered into a contest, with the chance to be featured on a poster, T-shirt, or other Zozobra merchandise.”If they win the contest they will get to go if they never been,” Roybal said.The contest is open to everyone, and those with ideas can submit them to the Zozobra website. The deadline to enter is Friday
Zozobra will burn for the 102nd time this September, and retired teacher Phyllis Roybal is introducing Santa Fe students to the deep history of Old Man Gloom through art.
“I created a slide show with the timelines of Zozobras from the beginning, one of the first ones up until that way they can see the different images,” Roybal said.
Although retired, Roybal continues to encourage young people to express their connection to Santa Fe’s favorite monster. Their artwork can be entered into a contest, with the chance to be featured on a poster, T-shirt, or other Zozobra merchandise.
“If they win the contest they will get to go if they never been,” Roybal said.
The contest is open to everyone, and those with ideas can submit them to the Zozobra website. The deadline to enter is Friday
