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Renowned local artist and activist Cannupa Hanska Luger talks art and his installation Future Ancestral Technologies, included in SITE Santa Fe’s group show, Displaced: Contemporary Artists Confront the Global Refugee Crisis.

In Albuquerque, old storefronts, empty Route 66 signs, and park walls become canvases for displaying public art.

Steeped in a complicated history, Taos still welcomes the wild, along with great food, local spirits, and classic art.

An Albuquerque photographer pictures the beauty of her community.

Nine Native women tell their stories through printmaking at the UNM Art Museum.

UNM’s graduate program in fine art photography was founded when there were few academic programs of its kind. Today it’s ranked as one of the best in the nation—a place where photographers learn to break the rules.

Tasked with overseeing a renovation of the state’s capitol building, Paula Tackett also became a champion for its art.

Spinning complex histories of indigeneity into a creative practice.

Otherworldly Japanese beings come alive at the Museum of International Folk Art.