A photography buff since his teenage years, Michael Edminster retired to Placitas a couple of years ago from California, because—in addition to all the hiking, biking, and skiing he does—as he puts…
Read More
SANTA CLARA PUEBLO artist Roxanne Swentzell’s 30-year exploration into permaculture farming techniques gave rise to the Pueblo Food Experience, a program that promotes a pre-Columbian diet of simple…
Read MoreTHE GREEN (AND RED) HOUSE After living in New Mexico for 12 years, Andrea Hill and her family moved to a rural part of Wisconsin where they knew no one. That didn’t stop residents from asking the…
Read MoreRIO A Photographic Journey down the Old Río Grande By Melissa Savage (editor), with essays by Wiliam DeBuys, Rina Swentzell, G. Emlen Hall, Juan Estevan Arellano, Estalla Leopold, Norma Elia Cantu…
Read More
Above: The eroded buildings at Fort Union National Monument still stand on New Mexico’s high plains northeast of Las Vegas. Learn about family-friendly events and activities at nps.gov/foun. January…
Read More
THE MORNING SUN is just warming up Mount Taylor when 44 students gather in the chapel at St. Joseph Mission School, east of Grants. Gregorian chant flows from an iPod as the students—some so young…
Read More
YOU CAN LEARN a lot about a state, I would posit, by considering the attributes of its official insect. State insect ? you ask. Is that even a thing? Indeed it is. Rhode Island’s is the American…
Read More
AND WITH ULTIMA came the owl … On a starry night in September 2016, I am camping near the New Mexico–Colorado state line and reading Bless Me, Ultima in the shadowy light of a kerosene lamp. I am…
Read MoreWHEN WE STARTED planning the cover for this special theme issue, art director Edie Dillman said it’s about time we commission an original piece of art—it’s been five years since Douglas Magnus created…
Read More
