Letters From The Editor

BY CANDACE WALSH Once upon a time, I was a child in the seventies with hippie parents. Want proof? If I had [...]

BY CANDACE WALSH I can stand outside of the Udall Building, throw a rock, and hit Old Santa Fe Trail (and [...]

BY CANDACE WALSH Recently, I found myself halfway up an apple tree. You may have never stopped climbing [...]

BY CANDACE WALSH The House on Mango Street, published in 1984, is a contemporary American classic. You’ll [...]

BY CANDACE WALSH I’ll begin my editorship with a shameful confession: after fourteen years in Santa Fe, I [...]

BY TOM IRELAND When the American Academy of Poets made April National Poetry Month, they must have had T. S. [...]

BY TOM IRELAND The title of the ongoing exhibition at the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum—From New York to New [...]

BY TOM IRELAND When I was nineteen I’d heard rumors of a vast continent west of New York City, but the [...]

BY CYNTHIA BAUGHMAN The spectacular exhibition at the Museum of International Folk Art, The Red That Colored [...]

BY CYNTHIA BAUGHMAN This spring we mark the seventieth anniversary of the first detonation of the atomic bomb [...]

BY CYNTHIA BAUGHMAN New Mexico’s historic sites take center stage in this issue. Exciting things are [...]

BY CYNTHIA BAUGHMAN The New Mexico Association of Museums (NMAM) is composed of a couple hundred curators, [...]

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

BY CYNTHIA BAUGHMAN I vividly remember the electrifying moment when I first heard about Judy Chicago. It was [...]

BY CYNTHIA BAUGHMAN The February 16, 1925, issue of El Palacio announced: “The New York Public Library . . [...]