Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 See Indigenous reflections. On the campus of the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, a new pop-up exhibition opens Thursday. Reflections of Venice gives viewers an eye into a trip that…
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Tag: Columbus
Time to Check Out the Pancho Villa Clock
AT 4:11 A.M. ON MARCH 9, 1916, the railway clock at the Columbus train depot was silenced forever when a bullet struck its face and pierced the gears. The predawn hour marks the onset of Mexican…
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This Border Art Oasis Honors Mothers
DURING A CROSS-COUNTRY TRIP in 2014, sculptor Taras Mychalewych’s car broke down near Columbus, a village three miles north of the U.S.–Mexico border. The car was repaired in a few days. But instead…
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Ravelle Flores Makes Power Moves
IN 2017, artist Ravelle Flores was grieving the death of her father, Humberto Flores, a silversmith and Contemporary Hispanic Market jewelry artist. She channeled her emotions into productivity…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Focus a lens on New Mexico. Known for images that provide an immediate sense of place, Danny Lyon has captured indelible scenes of New Mexico and the wider world for decades. During his 60-year…
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Riding for Unity and Peace
THE SCENT OF SWEET SAGE rises on a spring breeze as the sound of hooves approaches the tiny border town of Columbus, in southwestern New Mexico. Hundreds of Mexican cabalgantes (horseback riders or…
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