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Acclaimed art photographer, Zoë Zimmerman has lived in Taos since she was 7 years old. Her earliest memories are of the East Village of Manhat…
Marquette, Nebraska, was founded in 1882 when the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad was extended to that point. Named for Thomas M. Marqu…
Taos has long enjoyed a reputation for attracting visionaries who, through their work, have evinced profound and positive regional impacts. Th…
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The Millicent Rogers Museum, along with Taos Pueblo Tourism, are thrilled to present the first, virtual Millicent Rogers Museum Taos Pueblo Fa…
The Guadalupe has appeared in my work for years. I don't know how many times she has made me paint her. Evolving from the sweet, protective Ma…
An open microphone or "open mic" is an invitation to share a poem, monologue, music or a chapter of your latest work with an audience. It is a…
Artists under the influence of a global pandemic have lots to say. What keeps them going and what they create are uniquely an expression of a …
Yvonne Gomez-Lowe was the youngest of 11 children. She had to stand out. She had to do something different.Gomez (which name she goes by) spen…
Inspired by the legacy of great artist residencies such as Yaddo and MacDowell as well as Taos' own Helene Wurlizer Foundation, artist-in-resi…
Tony Jojola is an artist who works with glass.For almost 20 years, his glass bears have been presented to honorees of the Taos News annual Tra…
Art never sleeps, nor, as The Paseo Project's J. Matt Thomas notes, is it ever canceled, and in Taos that's especially true.
The Fechin Studio and Taos Art Museum have been quiet for months. Two spring shows were canceled in the wake of the pandemic, and the traditio…
There is a Taos-inspired theatrical adventure awaiting you at the back lot of Taos Center for the Arts, at 145 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, on Satu…
Taos Center for the Arts presents an exhibition of Mandy Stapleford's ceramic sculpture work entitled "A Nobility of Beasts: A Ceramic Narrati…
Ken Feldman is an artist and owner of Crookedman Studio and Gallery, at 417 Camino de la Placita.His plein air painting has been called "actio…
This fall, with the pandemic still in effect, yet another one of Taos' favorite local events has been forced to get creative online.The much l…
The properties of wool include resilience, durability and warmth.It is the fiber of choice for extreme climates, and soldiers, ice fishermen i…
When Georgia Gersh closed her popular gallery Magpie Taos at the Overland Ranch complex earlier this year, right after being featured on one o…
Science and new media art can build empathy and motivate our youth even at a time when daily COVID deaths and natural disasters may make them …
Arte de Descartes XX, the 20th annual, juried recycled art show, will be featuring an actual opening on Saturday (Sept. 26), from 4-8 p.m at t…
Commissioned by Arroyo Seco Live, and The Paseo Project, Capsule is an interactive art installation by Christian Ristow and Christina Sporrong…
Taos, in my childhood, was a vividly colorful tricultural laboratory for the study of cultural conflict and confluence. From 1692 until 1847, …
On Friday (Sept. 18) at 7 p.m. via Zoom, New Mexico PBS is bringing one of Taos' great artistic stories to life in a special free one-hour doc…
In response to these unusual times, the Questa Chamber Music Series has collaborated with La Sala and Sala Reach to bring together music, danc…
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