The Faces of New Mexico
Above: The body of the Axle Contemporary step van features over 900 wheat-pasted portraits. Photograph courtesy of Axle Contemporary. There were obstacles, not the least of which was the moment when…
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Above: The body of the Axle Contemporary step van features over 900 wheat-pasted portraits. Photograph courtesy of Axle Contemporary. There were obstacles, not the least of which was the moment when…
Read MoreAbove: Jon Sanchez in his Albuquerque studio. Photographs by Inga Hendrickson. IT’S HOT AND I’VE SPENT MOST of the day at the Hispanic Contemporary Market, on the Santa Fe Plaza, waiting for a cloud…
Read MoreAbove: Dominique Toya works on a melon swirl pot. Photographs by Stefan Wachs. DOMINIQUE TOYA TELLS US NOT to be shy, to gather closer so that we can dip our hands in two Ziploc bags filled to the…
Read MoreTHE FIRST TIME I STEPPED into Art House, one of the many galleries in Santa Fe’s famed Canyon Road art district, I lost my bearings. Crossing the threshold of a historic adobe home, I entered a dim…
Read MoreAbove: Vicente Telles. Photograph by Minesh Bacrania. ON THE SECOND FLOOR of a 110-year-old building in downtown Albuquerque, Vicente Telles sits in a group of contemporary art studios, his…
Read MoreAbove: Tinkertown Museum in Sandia Park. Photograph by Pat Canova / Alamy Stock Photo. Before his 1998 death, artist Ross Ward liked to say that “while you were watching TV” he came up with all of…
Read MoreAbove: From yoga to interactive dining, AR experiences range from $10 to $150. Photograph by Josh Lane. Visualize stepping inside your imagination. You can do just that at Storylab—a vacant space on…
Read MoreAbove: Aprons available at Casa de Cultura's Boutique. Photographs Courtesy of Casa de Cultura. Bianca Encinias is the proud Burque-based Chicana behind El Chante: Casa de Cultura. In 2010, before…
Read MoreAbove: Thomas Leech (left) and James Bourland prep the Vandercook. Photographs by Allison Pharmakis. Thomas Leech stands at the belly of a 65-year-old Vandercook letterpress, a hand-operated…
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