Five Things to Do This Weekend
Ghost Shirt by Rory Wakemup (Minnesota Chippewa) is among those featured in the new Clearly Indigenous exhibit at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture. Photograph courtesy of IAIA Museum of…
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Tag: Arts
Shop Handmade Ceramics from Logan Wannamaker
Ceramicist 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…
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Items We Love: Jody Naranjo Masks
The face masks will initially feature a turtle and multicolor animal designs. Photograph by Inga Hendrickson. Throughout her 40 years as an artist, Jody Naranjo (Santa Clara Pueblo) has created…
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Relicarios: Hidden Jewels
SMALL ENOUGH FOR HER fingers to close over it, the pendant resting on Martha J. Egan’s palm demands a closer look. It bears an image of the Virgin Mary in absolute miniature. “In Copacabana,” she…
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The Turning Pointe
Performers in the National Dance Institute New Mexico film Vastness include Safiya Zavala-Sweet, 17, at White Sands National Park. Photograph by Steven Melendez. THE IMAGE FEELS LIKE A DREAMSCAPE…
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In the Studio with Taos Artist Ed Sandoval
Artist 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…
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How Artist Collette Marie Infuses Folk Art with Memory
Collette 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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Beverly Taylor Showcases Farmington's Arts Scene
Beverly Taylor takes every chance she has to promote the arts in Farmington. Photograph by Jeremy Wade Shockley. WHEN BEVERLY TAYLOR returned to her hometown with her husband, Tom, she planned to help…
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The Profound Work of Artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith has spent a lifetime creating artwork that expresses her experience as a woman and member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Nation. Photograph by Ungelbah…
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Maisel’s Historic Murals
Pop Chalee’s Animals in the Forest . Courtesy of Historic Albuquerque. A BLUE-SKINNED APACHE MOUNTAIN SPIRIT dancer in ruffled yellow pants hops on his moccasined foot. He brandishes two painted swords…
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