Posts From: September 2019

Where Ancient Ways Abide

By Kate Nelson on Sep. 10, 2019

Above: Sky City towers over Acoma's rugged landscape. Photographs by Gabriella Marks. MARISSA CHINO, OUR TOUR GUIDE, spots me lagging behind the group and urges me to join everyone else at the sheer…

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Artist We Love: Deborah Pierson

By Alicia Inez Guzmán on Sep. 10, 2019

Above: A sampling of Deborah Pierson's collection. Photograph by Inga Hendrickson. Deborah Pierson vegetable-tans leather for bags, purses, and clutches, adding woven wool touches for a refined…

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Clay Date

By Stephen Bohannon on Sep. 09, 2019

Above: Making memories with pots and friends. Courtesy of Paseo Pottery. When it comes to gifts, my wife, Kristin, likes experiences, while I enjoy more tactile things. When I heard about Paseo…

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The Man Leading Indian Market Toward Its 100th Anniversary

By Alicia Inez Guzmán on Sep. 06, 2019

Above: Ira Wilson. Photograph by Andrew Kornylak. IRA WILSON GREW UP among a family of artists. His father was a painter, his grandmother a weaver, his uncle a jeweler. When he moved to Albuquerque…

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Our 2020 Calendars Will Blow You Away

By The Staff on Sep. 05, 2019

Above: "Twilight at Los Ranchos," by New Mexico artist Margaret Nes , from the 2020 New Mexico Artist Calendar. Every year, New Mexico Magazine collaborates with photographers and artists from around…

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Urban Jungle

By John Clary Davies on Sep. 05, 2019

Above: Hitting the Paseo del Bosque Trail is like taking a mini-vacation from the city. Photograph Courtesy of ABQ Free Images. The Albuquerque metropolitan area has about one million humans. But it…

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Chiles Rellenos, Mom's Way

By Alicia Inez Guzmán on Sep. 04, 2019

Above: Richard, Alicia, and Dolores Guzmán dig in. Photographs by Douglas Merriam. MY SECOND YEAR IN GRAD SCHOOL, I promised to serve chiles rellenos to my PhD adviser and her husband. Without my mom…

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