El Palacio Magazine: Art, History, and Culture of the Southwest

Winter 2018

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Features

Letter from the Editor
Against Minimalism
by Candace Walsh

Hidden Messages
Zulu women are using beadwork to speak truths otherwise forbidden.
by Marsha C. Bol

The People's Art
An interview with folk art collector, maven,
and donor Judy Espinar
by Charlene Cerny

Love is a Verb
A look at the heroes who break, bushwhack, and preserve New Mexico's trails.
by Les Daly

The Captive
The true story of an Apache daughter, wife, mother, and slave who risked everything to be free.
by Paul Andrew Hutton

On Display in Santa Fe
How the Palace of the Governors became a museum.
by David Rohr

The Right to Remember
Indigenous artists rebuild in post-conflict Peru.
by Emily Withnall

The Center Will Not Hold
Ethnic mimicry in the arts may be
colonialism's final frontier.
by Jacqueline Keeler

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