One of Our 50 Is Missing | October 2016
A STATE OF CONFUSION A few weeks back, Anne Legoza of Albuquerque dropped by our office with the 1926 Blue Book of Geography that once belonged to her mother, Margaret Brokaw, a Massachusetts native…
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Not So Psychedelic
IRWIN KLEIN AND THE NEW SETTLERS Photographs of Counterculture in New Mexico BY BENJAMIN KLEIN (editor), with essays by DAVID FARBER, TOM FELS, TOM HODGDON, BENJAMIN KLEIN, LOIS RUDNICK (University of…
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Crowd Pleasers
Above: An all-ages show at the Center of Contemporary Arts. PHOTOGRAPHY BY: COURTSEY CENTER OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS ON A WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON this spring, months before opening night of the Santa Fe…
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That’s Entertainment!
Right: Chef Chris Maher. Left: The presentation of the dishes, vino included. “THE DALAI LAMA is not a vegetarian. He likes meat!” says Chris Maher, who has cooked for the Buddhist leader. “He says…
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(505) Rock Star
Above: Fairfield grabs an overhang at City of Rocks, which must have been purpose-built for boldering . PHOTOGRAPHY BY: MICHAEL CLARK JUST EAST OF ALBUQUERQUE, a patch of bus-size, globular granite…
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High Country Valhalla
Right: The ranch has 30 miles of trout streams. Left : Turner hosts a dinner to celebrate the reopening of Casa Grande. FLY ROD RAISED LIKE A BROADSWORD, James Reidy crashes into a thicket of head-high…
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5 Fall Getaways
Above: Take the Turquoise Trail to Desert Harbor, a retreat casita. PHOTOGRAPHY BY: COURTESY DESERT HARBOR/ MAGNIFIED JOY PHOTOGRAPHY CASA GALLINA, TAOS The arts and culture season continues in Taos…
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Garden Party
Above: Cross the Red Bridge to explore phase two of the Santa Fe Botanical Garden's development. Just three years after planting its first seedlings and saplings, the Santa Fe Botanical Garden has…
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