Artists on Artists: Paula Castillo
BELÉN-BASED SCULPTOR Paula Castillo creates large-scale installations that intersect with both physical and cultural landscapes of the Southwest. She cites a monumental 2005 installation in…
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Tag: State of the Art
Small-Town Art Stops
IF YOU VENTURE farther down a blue highway, around a secluded canyon pass, or onto a quiet rural road, you will discover that creativity is deeply woven into the fabric of every corner of New Mexico…
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Five Galleries Changing New Mexico Art
SANTA FE IS ONLY one of many geographic entry points to get to know and collect New Mexico art. Across the state, these galleries and venues are creating buzz while changing perceptions of a diverse…
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Artists on Artists: George Alexander
LIKE THE LATE Kiowa painter T.C. Cannon, Muscogee Creek artist George Alexander has Oklahoma roots and attended the Institute of American Indian Arts, in Santa Fe. He now keeps a studio, Ofuskie…
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Four Galleries Beyond Canyon Road
ARTISTS AND GALLERISTS have made themselves at home on Canyon Road since the early 1900s. By 1962, the city designated the road a residential arts-and-crafts zone, and the ’80s art boom set the tone…
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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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A Collector’s Blueprint
AT AGE SEVEN, standing before Picasso’s Guernica at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, I felt a lightning bolt straight to my gut. Years later, it happened again in front of Mark Rothko’s vast…
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