Explore Historic Ratón
GERALDINE CHICARELLI DAVIS TEETERS ATOP a sharply cut bank, peering into the sluggish creek below. She remembers when it flowed with enough force for children to splash and swim for days. She…
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Category: 2022
The 21st Annual New Mexico Magazine Photos of the Year: Nightscapes
1ST PLACE Bolts Above Albuquerque, Aaron Blanc (above) “After tracking storms rolling across central New Mexico, the opportunity to photograph storms in the late afternoon was upon me. I ventured up…
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The 21st Annual New Mexico Magazine Photos of the Year: Experiences
1st Place Abó Rising, Reece Parker (above) “As one who loves all things New Mexico and especially the history buried in the landscape, visiting Abó and the larger Salinas Pueblo Missions National…
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Editor's Letter: Photo Bomb
MY DAUGHTER HAD COME FOR A VISIT between college semesters. A bit of a shutterbug, she wanted her itinerary to include photographing some of New Mexico’s landscapes and a sunset or two. So I sought…
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The 21st Annual New Mexico Magazine Photos of the Year
ON THE SCREEN, a massive elk with intimidating antlers and a tuft of grass hanging from his mouth moved over a ridge, keeping a watchful eye over two downslope females. We’d just begun debating images…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Cruise Bosque del Apache. Thousands of sandhill cranes call the Bosque del Apache Wildlife Refuge home during the winter, which makes this a great time to see the migratory birds in person. Join…
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Datebook: January/February 2022
*Editor's Note: This year's celebration at the Museum of International Folk Art has been cancelled due to Covid-19. For other lion dance performances by the Quang Minh Buddhist Temple Youth Group…
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Five Ways to Keep All Your New Year's Resolutions
Discover your wild side. Whether you like your adventures wild or mild, the Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park has a path for you. Two beginner-friendly trails at the 935-acre preserve, near Las Cruces…
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What We're Reading: Virgil Ortiz: reVOlution
VIRGIL ORTIZ'S FIRST CLAY FIGURE, created at age six, was a curvy woman clad in a man’s two-piece suit and bow tie. For his genre-bending work, the potter, provocateur, fashion designer, and futurist…
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