Carving Out Legacies
ONCE THERE WAS A FATHER FROM MEXICO, a skilled curandero who could find powerful medicine in the most barren deserts. He moved to Arizona with his wife in the first few years of the 20th century, but…
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ONCE THERE WAS A FATHER FROM MEXICO, a skilled curandero who could find powerful medicine in the most barren deserts. He moved to Arizona with his wife in the first few years of the 20th century, but…
Read More1 Go with the flow. SITE Santa Fe’s newest exhibition Going with the Flow: Art, Actions, and Western Waters examines the role the essential element plays in the world and especially in the desert…
Read More1 Go green. Celebrate the Celts in Lincoln. It’s all about Irish food, music, and drinks at Bonito Valley Brewing Company in Lincoln this weekend. “There was quite a large group of first-generation…
Read More1 See the lights. The historic buildings at Fort Selden glow in the light of over 900 flickering candles on New Year’s Eve during the beloved Noches de las Luminarias, back after a two-year pandemic…
Read MoreWITH ITS EYE-POPPING HOLLYHOCKS, bright ristras, and New Deal–era frescoes painted by Will Shuster, the courtyard at the New Mexico Museum of Art is a place of beauty and history. The museum’s…
Read More1 Gear up for outdoor fun. Ruidoso celebrates the coming of spring with an inaugural Outdoor Expo at the convention center on Saturday (10 a.m.–6 p.m.) and Sunday (11 a.m.–4 p.m.). The…
Read More1 Step into Ansel Adams’s early work. In Santa Fe, the New Mexico Museum of Art’s sizeable collection of 20th-century works gets some love (and new digs) with three distinct galleries on the…
Read MoreAbove: A re-creation of Gustave Baumann’s studio inside the Palace Print Shop at the New Mexico History Museum. Courtesy of the Palace Press (NMHM/DCA), Photo by Blair Clark. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12…
Read MoreAbove: Judith F. Baca, who created the mural 442 Infantry, is part of the New Mexico Museum of Art's Poetic Justice exhibit, which opens Saturday. Photograph courtesy of the New Mexico Museum of Art…
Read MoreSign up for a bounty of farm fresh veggies and more during national CSA week. Photograph by Unsplash/Shelly Pauls. Eat local. Spring’s coming, we promise. And here’s a sign: It’s national CSA week…
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