A Moving Passion BY DANIEL KOSHAREK In 1977 Lowrider magazine quietly launched in San Jose, California, with the intent of [...]
What Difference Does Archaeology Make? BY SCOTT ORTMAN This is a question I worry about constantly. We live in a world with many challenges, from [...]
Some of the Great Potters I Have Known: Maria Martinez BY FRANCES H. HARLOW The pueblo nearest Los Alamos is San Ildefonso. First [...]
Painted Power BY PENELOPE HUNTER-STIBEL If you are as disoriented as I first was by the profusion of saints and crucifixes [...]
Collectors’ Collections BY DANIEL KOSHAREK There are people in the world we call collectors, and if not for them most of our museums [...]
Into the Future BY VALERIE K. VERZUH In contemporary art, Native American cultural power is located in the use of traditional [...]
Willa on My Mind BY CANDACE WALSH I’ll begin my editorship with a shameful confession: after fourteen years in Santa Fe, I [...]
Forever Young A groundbreaking juvenile dinosaur discovery in northwestern New Mexico enlivens the record. BY DR. SPENCER [...]
Indelible Grace BY LARS KRUTAK IN ASIA, TATTOOING TRADITIONS ABIDE AS BOTH PRAYER AND PROTECTION [...]
O Catalog! My Catalog! BY KATE NELSON Chances are you didn’t notice the seismic shift on September 30, 2015. I did, but only [...]
Lloyd Kiva New: Art, Design, and Influence BY TATIANA LOMAHAFTEWA-SINGER Lloyd Kiva New: Art, Design, and Influence, at the Institute of American Indian [...]
A New Century BY TONY R. CHAVARRIA A New Century: The Life of Cherokee Artist and Educator Lloyd “Kiva” New, at the [...]
Love and War BY TOM IRELAND When the American Academy of Poets made April National Poetry Month, they must have had T. S. [...]
Back to the Future: Preserving Historic Lincoln BY ALISON SWING When you walk through the streets of Lincoln, New Mexico, you see the culmination of [...]
Stage, Setting, Mood BY CARMEN VENDELIN Theatricality draws out emotions in the observer. In the performing arts, “stage, [...]