Beverly Taylor takes every chance she has to promote the arts in Farmington. Photograph by Jeremy Wade Shockley. WHEN BEVERLY TAYLOR returned to her hometown with her husband, Tom, she planned to help…
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Jaune Quick-to-See Smith has spent a lifetime creating artwork that expresses her experience as a woman and member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Nation. Photograph by Ungelbah…
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S.M. Chavez in the studio. Courtesy of Sean Michael Chavez. IN PIERRE-AUGUSTE RENOIR’S Dance at Bougival, a couple sways in a community square. She’s dressed in white, with a red hat. He’s in a blue…
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Elisa Harkins’s Honor Beats . Photograph courtesy of 516 ARTS. WHEN CURATOR ANDREA R. HANLEY (Diné) set out to create the exhibit Feminisms, she hoped to show the breadth and diversity of the movement…
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Jude Candelaria opened Flux Tufa Works to break stereotypes about Native art. Photograph by Del Ray Photography. FIVE UNASSUMING GLASS BOXES, each containing a single piece of handcrafted jewelry from…
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Above: Diego Medina. Photograph by Brandon Soder. ORIGINALLY FROM Las Cruces, Diego Medina lives and works in Santa Fe as an educational assistant at the Indian Arts Research Center, where he brings…
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