The Ride Stuff
IN THE BEGINNING, there was a pony. Rosemary and James Wilkie got it for their five-year-old son. But the Carlsbad couple freely admits they had no business owning any property of the livestock…
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IN THE BEGINNING, there was a pony. Rosemary and James Wilkie got it for their five-year-old son. But the Carlsbad couple freely admits they had no business owning any property of the livestock…
Read MoreAbove, from left: San Ildefonso artists who worked on the pots include Evone Martinez, Johnny Cruz, Becky Martinez, N. Summer Martinez, Barbara Gonzales (seated), Cavan Gonzales, and Eva Moquino…
Read MoreAbove: 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…
Read MoreAbove: Matthew Thomas. ON A WARM SEPTEMBER WEEKEND last year, the Taos Historic District was transformed from quaint to cool when an avant-garde carnival of arts lit up the streets. A giant sculpture…
Read MoreAbove: Santa Fe artist Frank Buffalo Hyde explores charged issues in bright, playful images. “THAT'S MY REAL NAME, by the way,” Frank Buffalo Hyde announces out of the blue. “A lot of people think I…
Read MoreAT EL RANCHO DE LAS GOLONDRINAS, a sprawling “living history” museum south of Santa Fe, colcha embroiderers demonstrate their craft on a dusty plaza enlivened by the aroma of fresh-baked bread. Julia…
Read MoreAbove: Sabatie bolo slide made of sterling silver, fossilized ivory, turquoise, and ebony. A GUEST ARRIVES two weeks early, by accident, to a pueblo dance. She’s embraced as the apprentice of Hopi’s…
Read MoreAbove: 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…
Read MoreAbove: Lloyd Kiva New designed this Southwest-patterned ensemble; it dates to the early 1980s. Photo by Kitty Leaken White leather Kiva bag with Charles Loloma detailing, from the 1950s. Photo by…
Read MorePhoto by JAY HEMPHILL SILVER CITY Towers of Wow Self-described outlaw artist Jean-Robert P. Beffort is the front man of Silver City’s community art garage, A Space, where he reuses and recycles doll…
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