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¡Rios Grande!

(above) Martín’s chicken with citrus pan sauce and watercress-apple salad. “IF I EVER STOP LEARNING about food, I’ll have to stop cooking. It’s a deep-seated need, this drive I have to explore and…

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2015 Indian Market Highlights

(above) On Friday evening, the Prismatic Fashion Show turned the main stage lawn into a showcase for models sporting the work of young Native designers like Sun Rose Iron Shell (Lakota) Santa Fe…

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One of Our 50 Is Missing

BY HOOK OR BY CROOK Doug Swift of Albuquerque recently tried to send a comment to a California-based seafood company, using its website’s form. When Swift filled in his address, a message popped up…

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Book Reviews

TURQUOISE, WATER, SKY: Meaning and Beauty in Southwest Native Arts BY MAXINE E. MCBRINN, ROSS E. ALTSHULER (MUSEUM OF NEW MEXICO PRESS, 2015) Last year, New Mexico’s long-standing love affair with…

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Strong Stuff

GRAPEVINES WERE FIRST PLANTED in New Mexico in 1629, and the craft beer scene, although its genesis is more recent (1988), is prolific and award-winning enough to cause us to confidently refer to the…

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From the Ground Up

(above) A student piece from a CLAY festival workshop taught by Diego Valles and Carla Martinez, a ceramist couple from Mata Ortiz, Mexico. NEED TO KNOW Silver City’s CLAY festival runs July 27…

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Bringin’ It All Back Home

NEED TO KNOW Michael Hearne’s 13th Annual Big Barndance Music Festival, September 10–12, noon to 11 p.m. daily, Kit Carson Park. Festival passes are $99 until August 1, then $110, taxes included…

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What's Happening | August 2015

(above) Michael Franti performs in conjunction with the Santa Fe Yoga Festival. JULY 31–AUGUST 8 80 YEARS STRONG Lovington embraces a raucous takeover each summer when the Lea County Fair and PRCA…

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