Larry Bell’s Glass Magic
IN AN OTHERWISE EMPTY ROOM at SITE Santa Fe stands Fourth of July in Venice Fog. Against the crisp white walls of the gallery, the interior of the eight-by-six-foot glass box becomes legible: four…
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IN AN OTHERWISE EMPTY ROOM at SITE Santa Fe stands Fourth of July in Venice Fog. Against the crisp white walls of the gallery, the interior of the eight-by-six-foot glass box becomes legible: four…
Read More1 Take in mountain air, music, and BBQ. Spend your weekend in the mountains surrounded by music, delicious food, and fresh air at the 8750’ BBQ and Music Festival in Red River, from Thursday through…
Read MoreMARIA “LILLY” SALVADOR would know the red cheeks of her late mother’s face pots anywhere. She recognized Frances Torivio’s figurative pieces at the Museum of International Folk Art as soon as she saw…
Read More1 Celebrate adobe. More than a building material or an architectural hallmark, adobe is a cultural practice that is very much alive in New Mexico today. “Adobe is not just a historical artifact,” says…
Read More1 Picture Route 66. On Sunday, a new exhibition takes over the open-air gallery at Albuquerque’s Civic Plaza. Sunday on Central Avenue features nine works by three photographers— Gabriela Campos…
Read More1 Attend a homecoming. After a four-year tour throughout the country, Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery returns home to the Southwest with an opening celebration on Saturday at the…
Read More1 Seek truth in wine. Warm up with a glass of vino from one of the best wineries in the country during the annual Taos Winter Wine Festival, with events in town and at the Taos Ski Valley. On…
Read MoreSUSAN HUDSON, AN ARTIST AND lifelong quilter, wants you to know she is an activist. Quilting and fighting for social justice might not seem to readily go together, but in Quilted Survivance, a current…
Read More1 Hit the road for art. Mobile art space Axle Contemporary opens a new exhibition, Luis Tapia: A Slice of American Pie on Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. in front of SITE Santa Fe as part of its 12th…
Read More1 Watch art forms collide. Flamenco Fandanguero: Primos de la Raza Cósmica , a collaborative production of dance, music, and culture, returns to the National Hispanic Cultural Center with two…
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