At its finest, the reality portrayed in opera is a hyperreality. Plucking out the most dramatic, the funniest, the most extreme moments in [...]

For better or worse, excellent art is often born out of disaster. Matthew Lutz’ grandfather died following a brutal battle with lung and [...]

Mick Sheldon grew up during the '50s and '60s in Nevada. As a child, his father—a ventriloquist with a yellow monkey—ran a local [...]

When Albuquerque native Steven Michael Quezada moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting and comedy, he couldn’t land a gig or find an [...]

Sixteen teenage girls from Israel and Palestine have been attending a peace camp this month in Glorietta. Supported by Project Life Stories/Project World [...]

On some days, Carl works as a reporter for a supermarket tabloid. On others, he's the official plant waterer for a corporation. On [...]

Catch them when they're young … and cheap. Many singers in the Santa Fe Opera's Apprentice Program have gone on to impressive national [...]

War of the Worlds, Fantastic Four and Mr. and Mrs. Smith cost bazillions of dollars to produce and are packed full of pretty [...]

Despite Spain's advanced age, the country only became a democracy in 1975 after a long hard struggle. The history of that struggle is [...]

Head to the Heights for a Friday evening Artscrawl at Framing Concepts, Palette Contemporary Art & Craft, Weyrich Gallery, Galeria Artopia, and the [...]