Found in Collection By Michelle Gallagher Roberts In early 2007, staff at the New Mexico Museum of Art were implementing the [...]
In Conversation with the Sea By Emily Withnall Photographs by Cara Romero In Cara Romero’s black and white photograph Sand & Stone, [...]
A Hidden History of the Dead By Dr. Alysia L. Abbott In an ancient city brimming with monuments to her last 400 years, most of the people [...]
Glass is the Memory of Light By Almah LaVon Rice Where does glass come from? From the Phoenicians, ancestors of the alphabet in modern-day [...]
Archi-story By Carmella Padilla Stepping onto the sprawling campus of the National Hispanic Cultural Center in late [...]
Picturesque, Romantic, Practical By James E. Snead Susan Elston Wallace was not impressed with Santa Fe. “It is the small boast of the [...]
Story Tellers in Glass By Dr. Letitia Chambers Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass is a groundbreaking exhibition [...]
Eyes on the Land By Paul Weideman Messing with the matrix. That’s one of the problems with the modern-day fad of stacking [...]
We’ve Got a War to Win! By Lois Rudnick and Jonathan Warm Day Coming The following is an excerpt from the third chapter of Eva [...]
The Cause of Every American Artist By Oliver Horn, PhD In May 1921, New Mexico Senator Holm O. Bursum introduced a bill to Congress that would [...]
Memento Mori By Charlotte Jusinski My dog died during the production of this magazine. Maybe it’s not standard for these [...]
Summer Poetry: Lauren Camp —Lauren Camp is the author of five poetry collections, including Took House, published by Tupelo Press in [...]
Buy the World a Coke By Andrew Wice This photograph celebrates the abundance of the Cerrillos coal beds, located about twenty-five [...]
Bohemian Rhapsody By Christian Waguespack A century ago, in 1920, serious health issues brought Pennsylvania-born artist [...]
We Like Your Digs, Your Style, and Your Art By Julie Sasse Elaine Horwitch was a major force in contemporary art in the Southwest from the late 1960s [...]