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

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

BY CHRISTINE MATHER Being the witness to a pure act of creation — a time when something new to the artistic [...]

BY MARY ANNE REDDING In many ways photographer Donald Woodman is one of the stereotypical free spirits who [...]

BY KATHRYN M DAVIS Few women in recent history have midwifed their own second birth as has Judy Chicago, [...]

BY LAURA ADDISON On a bright day in January, Museum of International Folk Art curator Laura Addison sat down [...]

BY BRUCE BERNSTEIN The first issue of El Palacio was published in November 1913 as a monthly eight-page [...]

BY STEPHEN S. POST AND ERIC BLINMAN On December 4, 1933, excavation began on the first site to be listed in [...]

BY CORDELIA THOMAS SNOW On the occasion of the seventy-fifth anniversary of El Palacio, Betty Toulouse, then [...]

BY CARMELLA PADILLA Since 1953 fourteen words have declared themselves to all who enter the Museum of [...]

BY LOIS RUDNICK The Rio Grande Painters group wished at the time to have a gallery outside of the State Art [...]

BY PENELOPE HUNTER-STIEBEL Works on paper are seldom seen in the original. The vulnerable sheets are kept in [...]

BY FRANCES LEVINE I am dirty, ragged and sunburnt, but of best cheer. My life’s work has begun at last. — [...]

J. MICHAEL BREMER WITH SHELLEY THOMPSON Once a month my husband and I grab daypacks, hiking sticks, and [...]

BY DODY FUGATE When I was very young my family and I used to travel from down south to visit a park in [...]

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