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Frida’s Bathroom: A Contested Space
A locked room gives a glimpse into the mystery, complexity and strength of a Mexican icon.
Continue reading...Friday Voyage: Mexico City
30. January 2015
The Aztecs called it Tenochtitlán; and the city that rose from a lake is still slowly revealing its ancient secrets to a modern metropolis.
Continue reading...‘I, the worst of all women’
22. January 2015
The life of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, the brilliant and defiant 17th century religious sister and author who's become a feminist icon.
Continue reading...Friday Voyage: Bosque del Apache
02. January 2015
The body language of cranes on display just south of Socorro amidst the myriad shades of New Mexico winter.
Continue reading...The United States and Cuba: A Half Century
19. December 2014
In light of the recent US declaration to restore diplomatic relations with Cuba, Margaret Randall gives a breakdown of US/Cuba relations from the revolution till now.
Continue reading...Friday Voyage: Remembering Women at a NM Highway Rest Stop
11. December 2014
An unexpected ode to the influential women in New Mexico’s history lies between Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
Continue reading...Friday Voyage: Petrified Forest and Painted Desert
05. December 2014
Twin pleasures offer nature's art, millions of years in the making.
Continue reading...Friday Voyage: Villanueva’s ‘Colcha’ Tapestry
28. November 2014
In a semi-isolated New Mexican village, a collective artwork narrates a cultural history.
Continue reading...Órale! Post-Pop Fusion at The Harwood
07. November 2014
West Coast trailblazers and Southwest innovators of the varied Lowbrow movement get high art treatment at the Harwood in Taos.
Continue reading...Friday Voyage: Jemez Country and Valles Caldera
31. October 2014
Geological wonders, ancient cultures and various nature excursions within a couple hours of Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
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06. February 2015
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