Movie Magic in Santa Fe
FAST BECOMING ONE OF the most anticipated film festivals in the Southwest, the Santa Fe International Film Festival turns the City Different into a cinephile’s paradise with hundreds of films…
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FAST BECOMING ONE OF the most anticipated film festivals in the Southwest, the Santa Fe International Film Festival turns the City Different into a cinephile’s paradise with hundreds of films…
Read MoreBig Bird, Las Cruces Forget speedy cartoon roadrunners. Artist Olin Calk’s 20-foot-tall, one-ton Big Bird sculpture, west of Las Cruces off I-10, is made entirely of tossed sneakers, dead cell…
Read MoreSILVER CITY HAS A LONG artistic history that has only been enhanced over the last decade by the evolution of the Southwest Print Fiesta. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the four-day bonanza of…
Read MoreAI BS Retired University of New Mexico radiology and nuclear medicine professor MICHAEL HARTSHORNE discovered a U.S. News profile claiming he earned his medical degree from a university in Mexico City…
Read More1 Look with your eyes. Ignore “inside information” on who is fashionable; trends fade fast. Build your artistic eye by going to museums, galleries, and openings; following artists on Instagram; and…
Read MoreWHEN THE ASPENS turn glorious gold, in-the-know Santa Feans anticipate the arrival of pumpkin posole on the Plaza Café menu. “Sometime in the early 2000s, back before the pumpkin spice and pumpkin…
Read MoreINN-CENSED When Las Cruces resident RON CAVILL checked into the Hampton Inn Santa Fe, he had to double-check his locale. Behind the desk, a sign welcomed guests to “The Cactus State.” In his room, a…
Read MoreSanta Fe, where the angels play Is where I want to be Two of the best to ever do it Making art and cooking food Blueberries and cream and cracked eggs on the head Bo Diddley beats dance on piano…
Read More“IF WE COULD BOTTLE the smell of roasting chile, it would be our number one export,” says John Hard, owner of Zia Chile Traders and co-chair of the Hatch Chile Festival. Since 1971, the two-day…
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