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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! December 19, 2014
In a special holiday segment, ¡COLORES! features one of New Mexico's favorite sculptors, Michael Naranjo.
Continue reading...¡COLORES! November 14, 2014
14. November 2014
Painter Jim Vogel captures the magic of life and culture in New Mexico. The walls of Texas Southern University have served as the canvas for students for over 60 years...
Continue reading...¡COLORES! November 7, 2014
07. November 2014
Nicolai Fechin, One of New Mexico's favorite painters. Fleeing his homeland to avoid the dangers of the Russian revolution, Fechin found a home in Taos. He worked tirelessly to build by hand a remarkable home and his paintings are a striking and indelible portrait of New Mexico.
Continue reading...¡COLORES! October 10, 2014
11. October 2014
Navajo photographer William Wilson uses the 19th century tintype process to add to our understanding of portraiture...
Continue reading...¡COLORES! October 3, 2014
05. October 2014
Iconoclastic artist Chad Person creates collages using U.S. bank notes. The JFK Library exhibits White House recordings that shed new light on U.S.-Soviet relations during Kennedy’s administration...
Continue reading...¡COLORES! September 26, 2014
26. September 2014
George R. R. Martin, shares insights into his writing, stories, characters, and how the transporting effect of fantasy inspires him to create such engrossing works.
Continue reading...¡COLORES! September 12, 2014
19. September 2014
Albuquerque painter Cedra Wood creates work that is plausible yet seems unrealistic. Abstract artist Jason Rohlf draws inspiration from navigating his everyday surroundings...
Continue reading...¡COLORES! September 5, 2014
05. September 2014
Santa Fe’s Nic Nicosia shares how photography is about making a picture, not taking a picture...
Continue reading...¡COLORES! August 29, 2014
29. August 2014
Santa Fe's Dyanna Taylor reflects on being the granddaughter of photographer Dorothea Lange and shares her vision for making the film "Dorothea Lange: Grab a Hunk of Lightning"...
Continue reading...¡COLORES! August 15, 2014
16. August 2014
Santa Fe santera Marie Romero Cash shares how she needed to push the boundaries of creativity. Artist Richard Birkett has been making fantasy clocks for almost 30 years. Ceramic artist Sara Swink creates characters from dreams and nightmares. Playwright Tarell McCraney's adapts Shakespeare's "Antony and Cleopatra."
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20. December 2014
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