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Above: A weaver at the International Folk Art Market. Photograph courtesy of the International Folk Art Market. My first time visiting the International Folk Art Market, in Santa Fe, I was one part…
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Above: A weaver at the International Folk Art Market. Photograph courtesy of the International Folk Art Market. My first time visiting the International Folk Art Market, in Santa Fe, I was one part…
Read MoreAbove: You can get everything from fresh fruits, green chile to eggs at your local farm stands . Photograph by Ashim D Silva. There comes a point on every long trek down a country road when the sun…
Read MoreAbove: Selections from Chris Casey's ceramics catalog. Photograph by Inga Hendrickson. From Albuquerque, Chris Casey creates both whimsical and precise designs in his ceramics, no two of which are the…
Read MoreTONY ERIACHO JR. ARRANGED A COUPLE of pieces of silver jewelry on the table of his well-marked booth. He was readying a carefully planned presentation, one he’d given many times before. It was 2013…
Read MoreAbove: Bagel's Florals offers weekly subscriptions, too. Photography courtesy of Bagel's Florals. Every Sunday between May and October, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Rail Yards Market takes over the…
Read MoreAbove: Cowgirl Red in Madrid. On a warm day in 1988, Riana Peaker-Newman, then 16, and her father, Waylan Peaker, drove the 20 miles south from Santa Fe to Madrid, a once booming coal town nestled in…
Read MoreAbove: Shawna Runyan with FARMesilla's cornucopia. Photographs by Douglas Merriam. The arid lands that stretch across the southern part of our state don’t necessarily evoke visions of agricultural…
Read MoreAbove: Saba, owner of Barricade Culture Shop in Las Cruces. Photograph by Douglas Merriam. “My superpower,” says Saba, owner of Barricade Culture Shop, in Las Cruces, “is as a graffiti writer.”…
Read MoreAbove: Khohay Apparel. Photograph by Inga Hendrickson. David Naranjo, of Santa Clara Pueblo, is the artist behind Khohay Apparel. He brings the visual language of ancient and contemporary Puebloan…
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