Questions about the inspiration behind art are as old as art itself. It isn't hard to imagine some furry, thick-browed critic dressed in [...]

There isn't a single place on the planet where water isn't important, but here in the desert it's our lifeblood. Wetlands in our [...]

This Friday, June 3, at Trevor Lucero Studio (500 Second Street SW), Jennifer Burkley unveils her “Tylenol Room,” an ambitious art installation constructed [...]

The Road Trip Plays: Out/In America is a series of six connected mini-plays by local playwright Lou Clark. This campy comedy follows Drew [...]

A group exhibit curated by Nina Dubois opens this Friday, June 3, at the Donkey Gallery (1415 Fourth Street SW) with a reception [...]

At the time of Albuquerque's birth in 1706, Spain was one of the most powerful empires on Earth. Its tentacles seemed to stretch [...]

I love Suzanne Sbarge’s art. Her work is weird but somehow also familiar. I think I’ve dreamed some of her paintings at one [...]

For years, one of the most enjoyable and least pretentious arts events in town was Steve White's Yardfest, held yearly in the front [...]

Beyond the fact that they were both famous American artists, Georgia O'Keeffe and Andy Warhol don't seem to have all that much in [...]

Five years ago, when he received the National Book Award for his lyrical novel Waiting, Ha Jin became the first winner to thank [...]