What it means for Indigenous people to tell their own stories
Dillon Chitto wanted to move away from trauma and make people laugh
Arts & Entertainment
Some N.M. artists decline federal-state grant funding, worrying it’s ‘tantamount to censorship’
gallupARTS’ Social Justice Guest Curator program has been funded since 2022 by New Mexico Arts, and included the 2025 installation ‘Finding Temperance’ a show of five local artists to surface…
Associated Press New Mexico
Robert Redford remembered for his deep legacy in environmental activism and Native American advocacy
NEW YORK (AP) — Lorie Lee Sekayumptewa, a former administrator with the Navajo Nation Film Office, remembers seeing Robert Redford at traditional cultural dances at the Hopi village of Hotevilla…
2025 Four Corners Film Festival celebrates filmmakers Sept. 12-13
Film festival reaches new heights of diversity in year six
Ryan Speedo Green triumphs in first outing as Wagner’s god in ‘Die Walküre’
Ryan Speedo Green plays Wotan in Wagner’s “Die Walküre” at the Santa Fe Opera. (Curtis Brown/Santa Fe Opera via AP)Curtis Brown SANTA FE – The Jemez and Sangre de Cristo…
‘The Waiting Game’ documentary playing at Gaslight Twin Cinema
Film explores how ABA league’s players were left out of NBA rewards
Art Jaquez’s creations reflect focus and commitment to his unique art form
‘Portraits in Wood,’ intricate, detailed creations by local artist
Jazzfest 2025 comes to Orchard Park July 19
Headlined by The Delbert Anderson Quartet with Julia Keefe plus Nataanii Means and DJ Uncle Native
Associated Press New Mexico
White House budget request slashes funding for tribal colleges and universities
In President Donald Trump’s budget request, he’s proposing slashing funding for tribal colleges and universities, including eliminating support for the country’s only federally funded college for contemporary Native American arts.…
Aztec artist turns junk into art
Don Hammontree uses art and exercise to stay alert and productive
Alligator that starred in ‘Happy Gilmore’ dies of old age in Colorado
This photo provided by Colorado Gators shows Matt Jordan, employee at Colorado Gators, as he pulls the tail of Morris the alligator, an alligator that appeared in numerous TV shows…
San Juan Symphony presents Sue’s musical adventure
Family Concert in Durango, Farmington goes on a life span journey
New Mexico arts nonprofits reel from slashed federal funding
National Endowment for the Arts’ uncertain fate leaves some groups in limbo
Film and Media Day brings high school students to San Juan College
A slate of diverse presenters offers stimulating topics, demonstrations
Theater Ensemble Arts stages ‘Resident Alien’
Comedy differs from Netflix series with the same name
Showcase on Dustin presenting ‘An Afternoon of Organ and Brass’
Series aims to enrich the community through musical experiences
Modern & Contemporary Native American Painting exhibit at Farmington Museum
Totah Festival posters showcase Indigenous communities
20 Moons explores unsettling contemporary themes
Dance company’s 'How to See in the Dark’ to premiere April 11
‘Water Dancing’ sculpture graces Aztec Senior-Community Center
Texas sculptor installed his sculpture last week
Colorado wins Sundance Film Festival bid
State and Boulder worked to woo one of biggest independent festivals in the world