Focus on Photography
BY KATHERINE WARE Even at the ripe old age of one hundred and seventy-five (depending on when you believe it [...]
History
The First Issue Of El Palacio
BY BRUCE BERNSTEIN The first issue of El Palacio was published in November 1913 as a monthly eight-page [...]
Pindi Pueblo Comes Home To Roost
BY STEPHEN S. POST AND ERIC BLINMAN On December 4, 1933, excavation began on the first site to be listed in [...]
Betty Thomas Toulouse
BY CORDELIA THOMAS SNOW On the occasion of the seventy-fifth anniversary of El Palacio, Betty Toulouse, then [...]
Folk Art Through The Decades
BY CARMELLA PADILLA Since 1953 fourteen words have declared themselves to all who enter the Museum of [...]
The Rio Grande Painters
BY LOIS RUDNICK The Rio Grande Painters group wished at the time to have a gallery outside of the State Art [...]
Reading between the Lines
BY PENELOPE HUNTER-STIEBEL Works on paper are seldom seen in the original. The vulnerable sheets are kept in [...]
Here Now, But Not Always
BY NANCY MARIE MITHLO It’s the 2013 Southwestern Association of American Indian Art’s Indian Market, and [...]
The Art and Legacy of Bernardo Miera y Pacheco
Though small in physical stature—just five feet tall—Don Bernardo Miera y Pacheco cast a considerable shadow across the eighteenth-century frontier of the Spanish Empire, now the American Southwest. [...]
Cover Story
BY PENELOPE HUNTER-STIEBEL How many times have you passed by the murals on your way through the courtyard to [...]
The Father of “El Pal”
BY DAVID ROHR El Palacio’s longevity can be attributed in large part to its first editor, Paul A. F. [...]
Sylvanus Griswold Morley
BY JASON S. SHAPIRO Sylvanus Griswold Morley (1882–1948) has been cited as a possible model for Steven [...]
Linda Cordell, Southwestern Archaeologist
BY MAXINE MCBRINN Linda Cordell, the grande dame of Southwestern archaeology, died suddenly and peacefully at [...]
Archaeology in the Place of Suffering
BY MATTHEW J. BARBOUR AND DONALD E. TATUM Fort Sumner was established in 1862 to enforce the confinement of [...]
Cultural Connections:
BY VALERIE K. VERZUH The Diné baskets generally known as “wedding baskets” are actually woven for use in [...]
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