Weaving Tradition in Silver City
This Silver City shop uses sustainable elements from New Mexico to create hand-dyed yarns. AS A KID, HOSANA EILERT spent a lot of time daydreaming from the back seat of her family’s car about owning…
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Tag: Culture
Native Filmmakers Take a Leading Role
FROM THE VERY BEGINNING of Shaandiin Tome’s short film Mud (Hashtl’ishnii), you notice the graininess. It’s shot on 16-millimeter film, a bold aesthetic choice that is not easy to pull off. You’re not…
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Check Into These Nativo Lodge Artist Rooms
Above: Artist Geraldine Tso's is titled Blue Day, Visit to the Pueblo. Photograph courtesy of Nativo Lodge. A NIGHT AT NATIVO LODGE IS AN ART LOVER’S DREAM. For the past seven years, the Albuquerque…
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Color Your Home With Hues By Georgia O'Keeffe
Let Georgia O’Keeffe’s My Front Yard, Summer, 1941 inspire your decor. Photograph courtesy of Georgia O’Keeffe Museum; Gift of The Georgia O’Keeffe Foundation, Malcolm Varon. IN DOZENS OF CANVASES…
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Libros para el Viaje
Above: Named in honor of Denise Chávez's late sister, Faride, this room at Casa Camino Real has transformed into Libros para el Viaje's book distribution center. Photographs by Jay Hemphill. WE ARE…
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The New Mexico Magazine Photos of the Year
Above: "Lauren 'Greyhawk' Maestas Chavez" by Ron Copper, this year's Grand Prize Winner. FROM THE DAY WE TOOK stock of this year’s photo contest entries—1,387 images submitted by 136…
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Healing Waters
FIRST FIND BIBO, north of Laguna Pueblo. From there, NM 279 leads to the small village of Seboyeta. Curve around the old church, Nuestra Señora de los Dolores, and you’ll come upon a dirt road that…
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The Fisher’s Fisherman
Above: Norman Maktima fly-fishing in the Pecos River. Photographs by Andrew Kornylak. THE RÍO CHAMA FLOWS cold and green below Abiquiú Dam, north of Española. Some of us might look at the river and…
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The Museum That's Saving a Community
Above: Visitors dance at the Chimayó Museum's fiesta. Photographs by Don J. Usner. MARTA TRUJILLO MARTINEZ LABORS to lift herself up from her folding chair in the shade of a giant cottonwood along…
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These Old Satellite Dishes Are Now Works of Art
Above: Native designs now grace repurposed satellite dishes in Grants. Photograph by Jazmen Bradford. Recall the satellite dishes of yore? Those big, bulky pieces of equipment that once received…
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