Artists on Artists: Jason Garcia
SANTA CLARA ARTIST Jason Garcia, who is also known as Okuu Pín, annually shows contemporary work like his Tewa Tales of Suspense! series at Santa Fe Indian Market and co-curated Tewa Nangeh/Tewa…
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Tag: Santa Fe Indian Market
Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 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…
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Market Blitz: Indian Market Weekend
IndigenousWays Festival, Santa Fe 8/14 Music gets the main stage at this Native festival centered around the water tower in the Santa Fe Railyard. The evening’s events, a collaboration with Lensic…
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Cultural Gems Across New Mexico
FOR NEW MEXICO STATE historian Rob Martínez, the Land of Enchantment is a place where the past animates the present and culture thrives. The Albuquerque native and former high school teacher’s family…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Experience Santa Fe’s biggest Indigenous events of the year. SWAIA’s Indian Market The 103rd Santa Fe Indian Market brings more than 1,000 artists representing 200 tribal nations to the City…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Don’t miss Indian Market weekend. The biggest Indigenous arts gathering in the world, Santa Fe Indian Market takes the City Different by storm this weekend. Hundreds of artist booths, spanning 12…
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Explore Indian Market and Beyond
THE SANTA FE PLAZA can hardly contain it all. Featuring over 1,000 artists from more than 200 tribes, the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts Santa Fe Indian Market bursts at the seams with…
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Your Guide to Santa Fe's Summer Markets
INTERNATIONAL FOLK ART MARKET More than 160 folk artists from 51 countries set up shop in the Santa Fe Railyard from July 10 to 13 for this kickoff to market season, which includes a night market, a…
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Putting Culture on the Catwalk
A PUFFY, WHITE BOMBER JACKET evokes desert skies. Pieced together using elegant patchwork, it incorporates vintage textiles to create a billowy shape that seems borrowed from monsoon clouds. Blue…
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Don't Miss These Indian Market First-Timers
IF YOU’RE A FLEDGLING INDIGENOUS ARTIST, a golden opportunity to launch your rising star into the stratosphere comes around every August. Since 1922, the Santa Fe Indian Market has provided emerging…
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