Spring 2013

BY SHELLY THOMPSON As the founder and director of the Museum of New Mexico Foundation’s licensing program, [...]

BY PENELOPE HUNTER-STIEBEL Research so often starts with serendipity. My study of the historic furniture made [...]

BY PENELOPE HUNTER-STIEBEL Much of the furniture created for the New Mexico Museum of Art over the years [...]

BY ROBIN FARWELL GAVIN In the early twentieth century the traditional arts of Hispano New Mexico were [...]

BY ERIC BLINMAN In nearly five decades as an archaeologist I have analyzed or supervised the analysis of [...]

BY CHRISTINE MATHER Poor Santa Fe, its style is dead, or so I have been told. We are told that Santa Fe is a [...]

BY CYNTHIA BAUGHMAN More than a thousand years ago, Rio Grande potters developed innovative designs for [...]

BY DWIGHT P. LANMON AND FRANCIS H. HARLOW Until quite recently, pottery making was considered by Pueblo [...]

BY CATHY NOTARNICOLA What’s New in New, an exhibition of recently acquired works by the Museum of Indian [...]

BY JOAN LOGGHE When I come into town, with my lists and good outfits, with my parcels to mail with my radio [...]

BY BOBBIE SUMBERG In 1971 the quiet power of dark colors and large, simple shapes seen in Amish quilts [...]

BY CYNTHIA BAUGHMAN Several years ago curator Nicolasa Chávez was in Trujillo, Spain, conducting research [...]

BY DANIEL KOSHAREK Probably one of the most photographed buildings in Santa Fe is the New Mexico Museum of [...]