J. Paul Taylor: Tales from the Trails
WITH JACK LOEFFLER “Many are the stories and songs about this trail that describe lives both saved and lost [...]
History
Reflections on the Three Trails
BY RICK HENDRICKS Hosting the Three Trails Conference in Santa Fe provides an occasion to reflect on how this [...]
Turquoise Tenacity
Saving Every Last Bit For Santo Domino’s Mosaic Jewelry BY CINDRA KLINE Turquoise is the Museum of [...]
Fading Memories: Echoes of the Civil War
BY DANIEL KOSHAREK, MEREDITH DAVIDSON, AND THOMAS LEECH [M]ay my tongue cleave to the roof of my mouth if I [...]
The Wheelwright Museum Reinvents Itself with an Expanded Mission Navajo and Pueblo Jewelry
BY JONATHAN BATKIN This summer the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian celebrates the opening of the [...]
El Color Morado (The Color Purple)
BY AMANDA CROCKER Phoenicia — not New Mexico — is the land of purple. However, purple will get the [...]
Blue on Blue
Indigo and Cobalt in New Spain BY ROBIN FARWELL GAVIN In 1957, as renovations were being made to the [...]
Adobe Summer
BY KATE NELSON Mix desert soil with sun and water and you can produce one of the strongest building materials [...]
Georgia O’Keeffe Line, Color, Composition
BY CODY HARTLEY Color is one of the great things in the world that makes life worth living to me and as I [...]
The Arts Of Nuclear (Dis)Enchantment
BY LOIS P. RUDNICK Perhaps in no other comparable area on earth are condensed so many [...]
Santo Domingo Pueblo’s Depression Jewelry
BY CINDRA KLINE Following the 1929 stock market crash and the subsequent Great Depression, spectacularly [...]
Stories to Tell
BY MATTHEW J. BARBOUR Dreams come true. Certainly mine did. In early 2013, I took over as manager of Jemez [...]
Fading Memories
BY DANIEL KOSHAREK The power of a photograph to provide meaning when one is struggling with loss is [...]
Jemez Historic Site in 1880
DANIEL KOSHAREK AND MATTHEW J. BARBOUR John K. Hillers, a German immigrant, became one of the greatest [...]
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