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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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…
Read MoreAbove: Andrea Carlson's Anti-Retro . Photographs courtesy of Highpoint and the artist. In Julie Buffalohead’s Revisionist History , a fox lolls on its back, dallying with a constellation of shadow…
Read MoreTHE FIRST TIME I STEPPED into Art House, one of the many galleries in Santa Fe’s famed Canyon Road art district, I lost my bearings. Crossing the threshold of a historic adobe home, I entered a dim…
Read MoreAbove: Vicente Telles. Photograph by Minesh Bacrania. ON THE SECOND FLOOR of a 110-year-old building in downtown Albuquerque, Vicente Telles sits in a group of contemporary art studios, his…
Read MoreAbove: A marble tomb in Gil de Siloe style. Photographs Courtesy of Albuquerque Museum. The ethnically rich roots of Spanish heritage reach around the globe in Visions of the Hispanic World:…
Read MoreAbove: Rose B. Simpson outside her lifted Ford truck. Photographs by Minesh Bacrania. FOR THE LAST FEW MONTHS of senior year at the Santa Fe Indian School, my scholarship-acceptance letter to…
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