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In the Shops: Artist Spotlight, Mary Tafoya
Mary Louise Tafoya is from Santo Domingo, or Kewa Pueblo, in New Mexico. Although she comes from a traditional Pueblo using an ancient “heishi” artform, Tafoya is one of 11 children born to talented jewelry artists, Frank and Anita Coriz. As… -
Preservation “Roadmap” for Fort Stanton Historic Site
New Mexico Historic Sites and New Mexico Historic Preservation Division coordinate on a preservation “roadmap” for Fort Stanton Historic Site Fort Stanton, NM – New Mexico Historic Sites (NMHS) and New Mexico Historic Preservation Division (NMHPD) are… -
Design in Mind
Steve Cantrell, the Design Council’s volunteer coordinator for the Museum of International Folk Art, truly jazzed about what’s to come. Cantrell, who launched the Design Council in 2019 while working as the Museum of New Mexico… -
Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery
From the vaults of the School for Advanced Research’s Indian Arts Research Center, the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture and the Vilcek Foundation of New York, Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery is a Native… -
A Letter from MNMF’s President/CEO
It was eight years ago, in 2014, when the Museum of New Mexico Foundation partnered with the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture to set in motion a major renovation of the museum’s core exhibition, Here,… -
Here, Now and Always: At Long Last
Reimagined Permanent Exhibition Inspires and Endures Inside the newly constructed replica of a 1940 Pueblo house at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, it smells of sawdust and oiled wood. Diane Bird (Kewa/Santo Domingo Pueblo), the museum’s… -
Full Circle: Honoring 100 Years of Indian Market
We often hear of events coming full circle, cycling back to where they came from. That’s certainly the case with Honoring Tradition and Innovation: 100 Years of Santa Fe’s Indian Market 1922–2022, opening to the public August 7… -
Members-Only Publications
Summer Editions of Member News and El PalacioThe summer editions of Member News and El Palacio have been mailed to members. In this issue of Member News, we highlight Here, Now and Always, along with… -
Adventurous Approaches to Photography of the 1960s and 1970s on view at New Mexico Museum of Art
What defines a photograph? The dynamic new exhibition Transgressions and Amplifications: Mixed-Media Photography of the 1960s and 1970s showcases the work of mid-twentieth-century American artists exploring that question and responding with a range of images that… -
Members Now Receive 10% off at Opuntia Cafe
We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Opuntia Cafe in the Santa Fe Railyard. Members can now enjoy 10% off when you show your physical or digital membership card. Opuntia Cafe is located at 1607 Alcaldesa St suite…
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