As part of Artfest12 at the Santa Fe University of Art and Design, Gabrielle Guerin and Bruce Matthes More …

Tonight, July 30th at 6:30 SITE Santa Fe presents critic Dave Hickey interviewing Irving Blum. I was going More …

Jimmy Mirikitani could probably teach a workshop on the intricacies of crayon-color mixing and its affinity with Bic More …

Opening this Friday night, July 27th at Turner-Carroll Gallery, 725 Canyon Road, is a show of new work More …

Truthiness—Stephen Colbert’s clever coinage- holds that our culture lives not according to fact but according to one’s feelings More …

Exposing the somewhat humorous turmoil of psychodramas has been a recurring theme in photographer Nic Nicosia’s works, many More …

Maometto II tells a 15th-century story of a Byzantine-era war in which the Venetian city of Negroponte is More …

Venice, California architect Greg Lynn played off the quality of adobe architecture in creating a “disorientation space” in an More …

Lee Mullican’s clay figures at The Capriccio Foundation feel like little earthen creatures about to spawn a new More …

July 7th at St. Francis Auditorium found artist Judy Chicago sharing a stage with art historian and queer More …

Teenagers, hard-working mothers and courageous grandmothers of New Mexico may have found a new form of expression in More …

Yet another meeting of science and art coalesced in Santa Fe last Wednesday, when the Scientific Animation Shortfest More …