The counterculture movement was in essence a western phenomenon. That’s the premise of West of Center: Art and More …

Okay, well, we’re cheating a little bit because this exhibit of Francesca Woodman photographs has already opened, and More …

LACE, or Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions,on January 27th will re-present Suzanne Lacy’s 1977 performance work then called Three More …

On November 22, I visited the newly opened Clyfford Still museum in Denver, which for the first time More …

This April’s literary publication of  The Pale King, the last book written by David Foster Wallace, had that More …

A famous art critic (true story) waiting for light in front of Delacroix’s Jacob and the Angel in More …

I’m thinking:  affordable gifts that are also meaningful; gifts produced by talented artists—music that makes you feel alive, More …

Creative Santa Fe, a nonprofit that emerged in 2005 out of the University of New Mexico BBER economic-impact More …

James Drake‘s Salon of A Thousand Souls, a one-man show curated by New Mexico Museum of Art curator More …

While viewing Arlene Shechet’s compelling show, In the Thick of It, at James Kelly Contemporary, the term beginner’s More …

Log cabins, pine trees, abandoned boat docks, and supernatural light might seem like hackneyed imagery. However Jonathan Faber, More …

The Santa Fe-based Virtual Dinner Guest project is only in its first year, but its conception traces to More …