One of Our 50 Is Missing | April 2016
DRIVING US CRAZY Caroline Jaramillo-Crone of Española shares the following story. After her niece moved to Lansing, Michigan, she made it a priority to get her driver’s license. She brought her…
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A New Harvest Season
AS A KID, DAVID RUIZ spent summers on his grandmother’s Northern California farm, making food both humble (tortillas) and elevated (duck confit). Before landing in Albuquerque, he worked at…
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The Power of the Place
Above: Dancers from various pueblos and tribes, including Hopi from Arizona (pictured), perform at the IPCC on weekend afternoons . ON A BUSTLING BLOCK in Albuquerque’s North Valley, the Indian Pueblo…
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The Part of the World I Love Best
Above: Bob Nugent / Courtesy the Place of the Governors Photo Archives (NMHM/DCA) #043588 IF YOU TAKE a map of New Mexico, set one point of a pair of dividers somewhere a little north of Silver City…
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The Valley Near San Patricio, by Peter Hurd, inset to a recent photo taken at the ranch. Read Hurd’s 1961 essay about the New Mexico landscape. HURD–LA RINCONADA GALLERY AND GUEST HOMES Six guest…
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A Man With A Plan
Above: The George I. Sánchez Collaborative Community School. AFTER JON ANDERSON moved to Albuquerque in 1970 to study architecture at the University of New Mexico, he hopped in the car every chance…
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Thoroughly Modern Millicent
Above: Henry, surrounded by components of cabinetry at the Taos workshop where her furniture is made . SEE HERE Find out more about Emily Henry’s work at workshop's site or her personal site…
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Blasts from the Past | Editor's Letter | April 2016
THIS IS NOT THE BEST LETTER you’re going to read in this issue of the magazine. In fact, it will come in a distant fourth to the ones in the Mailbag, a trio of sentimental and heartfelt responses to…
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