Art

BY NANCY MARIE MITHLO It’s the 2013 Southwestern Association of American Indian Art’s Indian Market, and [...]

WITH LAURA ADDISON Curator Laura Addison’s many contributions to El Palacio include “That Was Then, This [...]

BY PENELOPE HUNTER-STIEBEL How many times have you passed by the murals on your way through the courtyard to [...]

BY CHRIS MERRIMAN The relationship between professional archaeologists and private collectors has been [...]

BY JASON S. SHAPIRO Sylvanus Griswold Morley (1882–1948) has been cited as a possible model for Steven [...]

BY VALERIE K. VERZUH The Diné baskets generally known as “wedding baskets” are actually woven for use in [...]

By Valerie K Verzuh North American Indian baskets are cultural histories—documents of the aesthetics, [...]

BY CARRIE B. MORITOMO Edward Gonzales, one of New Mexico’s most popular and beloved artists, is among the [...]

BY LAURA ADDISON Great artworks have staying power — intellectually, if not always physically. Many [...]

BY FELICIA KATZ-HARRIS Kites! Appealing to young and old alike, kites fill us with wonder and we watch them [...]

BY DANIEL KOSHAREK Bronc riding, calf roping, and steer wrestling may not be pastimes for old men, but taking [...]

WILLIAM CLIFT WTH KATHERINE WARE A longtime resident of New Mexico, photographer William Clift has returned [...]

BY LAURA ADDISON Artist Peter Sarkisian has said that he is more interested in questions than answers. The [...]

BY MICHELLE GALLAGHER ROBERTS Two nearly identical paintings of a young cowboy named Gerald Marr: one is [...]

BY JOSEPH TRAUGOTT Horses have always served as potent symbols of the West for easterners as well as locals. [...]

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