You’ve Got Veil

Artist Susan Begy gets real, shoots to thrill

At age 48, mother of three Susan Begy had not come to terms with the title “housewife” and made a bold move to relocate to New York City and go back to school.

Santa Fe Joins 'Light the Way to Justice' Movement

As the Supreme Court hears two major gay-rights cases, Santa Fe joined the Light the Way to Justice movement.

Santa Fe Vile

One man tastes Southwestern knock-off food so you don’t have to

Recovering from a hernia made Santa Fe native and current Seattle resident Warren Langford’s stomach rumble.

Missionary Position

New exhibit celebrates traditional New Mexico dwellings

Several things make up our unique New Mexico landscape—among them, unique architectural structures and the people who inhabit them.

Microscope Dual-Blast

New art exhibit is the definition of introspective

Thomas Deerinck isn’t your typical artiste. “First and foremost, I am a microscopist and research scientist,” he says. “But if you would call a nature photographer an artist, then I’ll proudly accept the title.”

15 Reasons Why New Mexico is the Coolest State

So what if we lack lush beaches and have modest adobe buildings instead of skyscrapers? New Mexico has character, dammit and we here at SFR would like to celebrate its quirks, warts and all.

War Paint

MoCNA presents subversive art you can Bank on

Winston Churchill famously said, “The empires of the future are the empires of the mind.”

A Cut Above

New art show sure to have everyone buzzing

The usual accoutrements line the stylist stations at Johnny’s Classic Barber Shop: straight razors, clippers, Barbasol and Clubman talc. Owner Johnny Boucher plans to add picture wire, a level, hammer and nails to the mix, as the shop hosts its first-ever art show.

Bring Dramamine

IAIA approves of new exhibit

It sounds like the premise for an artsy version of The Real World: the true story of eight artists from around the country—and the world—chosen to live together

Luck o’ the British

Wit and accomplishment fill one local actor’s pot of gold

Standing at four feet, seven inches tall, Santa Fe by way of London actor Hugh Elliot is used to last-minute phone calls around this time. They also tend to come during the holidays.