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¡COLORES! is dedicated to the creative spirit in New Mexico. Produced by New Mexico PBS/KNME, it is broadcast Friday nights at 9pm on channel 5.1 and can be found at www.newmexicopbbs.org.
¡COLORES! May 2, 2015
New Mexico painter Stuart Arends struggles with interpretation. Who is Dangerdust? This mysterious duo is creating elaborate chalk designs...
Continue reading...¡COLORES! April 10, 2015
01. May 2015
V.B. Price in an in-depth conversation with Godfrey Reggio, one of New Mexico's most renowned filmmakers, who created the internationally acclaimed film Koyaanisqatsi. Reggio shares his vision and philosophy for the making of this film.
Continue reading...¡COLORES! April 3, 2015
13. April 2015
World-renowned violinist Midori gives New Mexicans a special performance. Invited by the Corrales Music in Schools program, she shares her inspirations about music and insights into the importance of music education.
Continue reading...¡COLORES! March 20, 2015
21. March 2015
Santa Fe ceramicist Cannupa Hanska creates playful, fierce, and fantastical creatures...
Continue reading...¡COLORES! March 13, 2015
14. March 2015
Taos photographer Jonathan Blaustein goes grocery shopping with one dollar, and more...
Continue reading...¡COLORES! March 6, 2015
07. March 2015
Tewa artist Jason Garcia, the Missing Peace Art Space, and “Dance – The Next Generation."
Continue reading...¡COLORES! February 13, 2015
28. February 2015
Santa Fe painter Erin Cone plays with human gesture and abstracting form...
Continue reading...¡COLORES! February 6, 2015
08. February 2015
Santa Fe painter Dennis Larkins uses iconic imagery from the 50's and 60's to engage his audience...
Continue reading...¡COLORES! January 23, 2015
23. January 2015
On location for "Tribeca Hacks " hackathon at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, we follow a team that focuses on language preservation.
Continue reading...¡COLORES! January 16, 2015
17. January 2015
Santa Fe dancer Adam McKinney shares how genealogy and memory fuel his performance. Twin brothers Eric and Anthony McGriff, a cellist and a violinist, reach beyond cultural issues to send an important message...
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09. May 2015
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