Brian Sandford

"The Way of Art," featuring art created by military veterans, runs through November 28 at Step Up Gallery in Los Alamos.

The arts world is an ideal place to find uplifting stories about veterans' service and sacrifices, Brian Sandford writes.

Sixteen films won jury or audience awards at the 2025 Santa Fe International Film Festival.

An exhibition at Edition One Gallery showcases images by El Rito artist David Michael Kennedy.

In a remote corner of Southwestern New Mexico, the last cowboys eke out a fragile survival between industrial and protected lands. Tamar Lando's film "Land with No Rider" follows these

Dream Touch Believe is a film about blind New Mexico sculptor Michael Naranjo that was created by his daughter.

Santa Fe's Arthur Sze aims to familiarize people nationwide with both Indigenous issues and Southwestern terms and terminology as the U.S. poet laureate.

Reporting on Arthur Sze's new role as U.S. poet laureate began with an email from the Library of Congress, Brian Sandford writes.

Glorieta multidisciplinary artist Cannupa Hanska Luger realized in his early 20s that the universe had been telling him to pursue art, and he listened.

Sculptor Kevin Box finds inspiration in the natural world, as well as a connection to humans who existed in ancient times.

Work by 51 New Mexico artists — 48 of them women — is featured in Projection and Confession: Self-Portraits, running through October 18 at Step Up Gallery.

Arthur Sze assumed the role Sept. 1 and replaces Ada Limón, who in turn followed poet, musician and Institute of American Indian Arts educator Joy Harjo.

The group show at Kennedy Gallery on the campus of New Mexico Highlands University demonstrates how the city has inspired a pocket of artists.

While Ray Drew and Kennedy galleries at New Mexico Highlands University are rewarding destinations, they're far from the only worthwhile ones in Las Vegas, Brian Sandford writes.

C. David Thomas is a Massachusetts-based painter who turned a Parkinson's diagnosis and a consequential stint in the Vietnam War into an artistic practice.

While Ray Drew and Kennedy galleries at New Mexico Highlands University are rewarding destinations, they're far from the only worthwhile ones in Las Vegas, Brian Sandford writes.

Santa Fe Playhouse has hired Rae Dobrovolsky as its director of development; she's part of a three-person leadership team.

The Taos singer-songwriter drops "Memory Mountain," his first album of original songs in a dozen years, on Friday, August 29.

Exploring trade routes, diving into the emotional impacts of wars, and seeing New Mexico through the eyes of its railroad history are among the topics of books recently published by

Santa Fe musician Nacha Mendez, Cerrillos sculptor Kevin Box, and Glorieta interdisciplinary artist Cannupa Hanska Luger have received Governor’s Awards for Excellence in the Arts.