Indigenous Glass Artists Shine
AT A TEMPERATURE OF 1,000 DEGREES—the heat of lava—the glass at the end of the blowpipe resembles a fiery sun at dusk as it leaves the furnace for the workbench, cooling enough on the way to reveal…
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AT A TEMPERATURE OF 1,000 DEGREES—the heat of lava—the glass at the end of the blowpipe resembles a fiery sun at dusk as it leaves the furnace for the workbench, cooling enough on the way to reveal…
Read MoreJewelry artist Keri Ataumbi works in her Cerrillos Hills studio. IF YOU CAN GET “work” and “play” to be synonymous, then you’re golden. Using that advice from her parents, Kiowa jewelry artist and…
Read MoreRichard Armendariz's oil painting, Tlazolteotl as a Horse, is inspired by the Mexican Indian deity Tlazolteotl, appears in the exhibit and in the book, Icons and Symbols of the Borderland, Art from…
Read MoreCeramicist Logan Wannamaker crafts beautiful vessels inspired by nature. SAGEBRUSH. NEWLY FALLEN SNOW. Rocks in the river canyons. They serve as inspiration for Logan Wannamaker’s less-is-more…
Read MoreA gleaming selection of turquoise bracelets. Courtesy of New Mexico Tourism Department. True Blue WATER HELPS COPPER AND ALUMINUM SEEP THROUGH rocks and alchemize into veins of blue stone found in…
Read MoreArtist Ed Sandoval is surrounded by his work in his Taos gallery. WHEREVER THE GNARLED OLD man appears, time seems to stand still. Dressed in the same hat and weathered brown coat, he leans his bent…
Read MoreJordan Wax and Margot Leverett make up two-thirds of Margot Leverett & Duke City Hora, which performs at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Photograph courtesy of Margot Leverett & Duke City Hora. Celebrate like…
Read MoreA bulto of St. Francis is among the works it be discussed during "Traditions of the Santero" on Saturday. Photograph courtesy of Albuquerque Museum. Learn how santeros preserve the past. During the…
Read MoreEmerald Tanner enjoys highlighting contemporary artists in and around Gallup at Tanner's Indian Arts. Photograph by Brian Leddy. AS THE FIFTH-GENERATION OWNER of Tanner’s Indian Arts, Emerald Tanner…
Read MoreCollette Marie incorporates New Mexican imagery such as coyotes, quails, and medicinal plants in her work. Photographs by Jay Hemphill. COLLETTE MARIE INFUSES her folk art with memories of…
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