2014

BY WALTER W. NELSON, WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY KATHERINE WARE AND AN ESSAY BY DOUGLAS PRESTON From the [...]

BY CINDRA KLINE TURQUOISE REQUIRES WATER TO form,” explains Maxine McBrinn, curator of archaeology at the [...]

BY N. SCOTT MOMADAY Earth and I gave you turquoise when you walked [...]

WITH STEVE CANTRELL Della Warrior arrived at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture (MIAC) in July 2013 after [...]

BY MARGARETE BAGSHAW Gobs and gobs of turquoise, draped over the old, young, and middle-aged women, men, and [...]

BY DANIEL KOSHAREK Karl Moon was born in Wilmington, Ohio, in 1878 and moved to Albuquerque, where he [...]

BY PENELOPE HUNTER-STIEBEL Turquoise has become so closely associated with New Mexico that I was surprised to [...]

BY KATE NELSON A 1960s wave of ecclesiastical urban renewal convinced priests at mission churches throughout [...]

BY KATHERINE WARE In an initiative titled Focus on Photography, the New Mexico Museum of Art is devoting its [...]

BY CATHY NOTARNICOLA The twenty-four-foot bronze sculpture Apache Mountain Spirit Dancer stands tall on [...]

BY FELICIA KATZ-HARRIS New Mexico’s adoration of the turquoise stone is palpable. Whether native, [...]

BY MATTHEW J. BARBOUR In October 2008, the Santa Fe Community Convention Center opened at the northeast [...]

Turquoise, Water, Sky: The Stone and Its Meaning, the new exhibition curated by Maxine McBrinn at the Museum [...]

BY FRANCES LEVINE Many El Palacio readers will have heard the news that I am packing up my wagon and heading [...]

BY DANIEL KOSHAREK Just imagine the moment: some of the world’s top scientific minds, after working in [...]