Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Get your mitts on some prints. More than 30 printmakers from throughout the country are participating in the inaugural Fistful of Prints art fair, a three-day exhibition and print sale at the Center…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Go with the flow. SITE Santa Fe’s newest exhibition Going with the Flow: Art, Actions, and Western Waters examines the role the essential element plays in the world and especially in the desert…
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Zahra Marwan Shares Her Story
AT AGE SEVEN, Zahra Marwan left her home in Kuwait’s desert by the sea for a new home in New Mexico’s desert by the mountains. Her family was forced to leave when laws deemed that anyone without…
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Find Peace at These Artistic Retreats
GEORGIA O’KEEFFE’S former stomping grounds near Abiquiú make for memorable learning. Ghost Ranch, located near the famous painter’s former home and studio, serves up workshops that range from plein…
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The Mabel Dodge Luhan House Sparks Creativity
EVEN IN A TOWN AS STORIED IN ART and history as Taos, the Mabel Dodge Luhan House stands out. For years, it has maintained its origins as a nearly 100-year-old salon and retreat for artists to…
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Molding Pottery Novices Into Experts
“CERAMICISTS EAT FAILURE FOR BREAKFAST,” says Miranda Howe. The founder of Bone Springs Art Space, an art studio and gallery in Roswell, Howe knows of what she speaks. She teaches the Dirty Dozen…
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Oldest Town, Newest Vibes
WITH ITS EYE-POPPING HOLLYHOCKS, bright ristras, and New Deal–era frescoes painted by Will Shuster, the courtyard at the New Mexico Museum of Art is a place of beauty and history. The museum’s…
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Sponsor Content: Fall 2022 Gallery and Studio Tours
Corrales Art Studio Tour August 27 & 28 The 24th annual Corrales Art Studio Tour showcases 80 artists, four galleries, and more than 50 elementary-school artists at 35 artist studios, Corrales…
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Luis Tapia Carves A New Path
JUDGING BY THE MAN'S DROOPED HEAD and slumped shoulders, the bottle of tequila on the table dealt a knockout blow. Carved from wood, in the style of a Spanish colonial bulto, the figure hardly seems a…
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Nani Chacon Hits It Big at SITE Santa Fe
SOME OF THE ARTWORKS SIT BEHIND museum glass or gallery doors, but murals demand to be noticed. Whether designed for a local business, to commemorate an event, or to tell a story, murals often explore…
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