Kathaleen Roberts
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Harwood exhibit looks at the overlooked history of the Black cowboy
The Harwood Museum of Art's exhibition "Outriders: Legacy of the Black Cowboy" explores this history through photographs and contemporary art. → Read More
Guitarist Ottmar Liebert bringing his unique blend of music to Popejoy
Ottmar Liebert and his band Luna Negra will perform with the New Mexico Philharmonic at Popejoy Hall on Saturday, March 11. → Read More
Santa Fe Opera dives into the value for its costume sale March 11
The Santa Fe Opera costume sale is allowing patrons to come Stieren Hall from afternoon of March 11 on a first-come, first-served basis. → Read More
Grant to allow Georgia O'Keeffe's home to host children's tours
Thanks to a grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Georgia O'Keeffe's home will be open for field trips for students → Read More
Albuquerque Museum purchases of five new works, plus prints and photographs
The new artwork at Albuquerque Museum includes sculptures, textiles and a piece by Pulitzer Prize winning composer Raven Chacon. → Read More
Magician Jordan Jonas brings card tricks, mind reading and more to Fusion
Albuquerque magician Jordan Jonas brings his brand of psychic ability, sideshow stunts and storytelling to Fusion on Saturday, Feb. 11. → Read More
Opera Southwest’s holiday adventure to feature four prestigious singers
Music fans can toast the New Year with arias and ensembles with Opera Southwest on Saturday, Dec. 31 at the National Hispanic Cultural Center. → Read More
Countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo returns to Santa Fe to perform Gershwin tunes
Countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo is returning to celebrate New Year's Eve at the Lensic Performing Arts Center. → Read More
Santero Nícolas Otero is chosen to participate in Smithsonian Folklife Festival in Washington, D.C.
Nícolas Otero time travels through wood, paint and adobe. A santero since 16, he will show work at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival. → Read More
Meet these 2 native New Mexico dancers who won accolades as 'changemakers'
They advanced through a seven-month review process and were selected from 413 initial applicants across the U.S. → Read More
Over 100 NM artists and crafts people to be featured between two Santa Fe events
The SFCC fair will be in the main hallway and Campus Center, and IAIA event will be in the Performing Arts and Fitness Center. → Read More
Santa Fe Opera wins international recognition as ‘Festival of the Year’
The Santa Fe Opera has won "Festival of the Year" at the International Opera Awards, a major event held in Madrid, Spain. → Read More
Feather a nest: Home gifts range from practical to ornamental to comforting
Area shops carry gifts to complement that living space, with prices ranging from the budget-minded to the extravagant. → Read More
For Elizabeth Kirk and her father Michael, crafting jewelry is a family affair
Elizabeth Kirk credits growing up watching her father mold, incise and polish jewelry with jump-starting her own career. → Read More
Traditional Spanish Market Artist Show to feature a plethora of award-winning artists
Traditional Spanish Market show will take place Thanksgiving weekend, Nov. 26-27 at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center. → Read More
2022 Governor’s Awards for Excellence in the Arts recipients named
The New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs and New Mexico Arts have named artists for the 2022 Governor's Awards for Excellence in the Arts → Read More
Three exhibits at Albuquerque Museum are inspired by Thomas Cole
Three new exhibits at Albuquerque Museum are inspired by the father of American landscape painting, Thomas Cole. → Read More
One-man show speaks out against censorship and oppression
Writer and performer Bremner Fletcher Duthie stars in the one-man show " '33 (a kabarett)" at Fusion beginning Friday, Oct. 21. → Read More
'Blood Knot' looks a two brothers' conflicts in Apartheid-ruled South Africa
"Blood Knot," opening Oct. 21, is a parable of two bothers sharing a one-room shack near "colored" section of Port Elizabeth, South Africa. → Read More
Opera Southwest brings the iconic masked vigilante 'Zorro' to the stage
On Oct. 23, "Zorro" sweeps into Albuquerque in an Opera Southwest world premiere. The piece is penned by composer Hector Armienta. → Read More