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Courtesy of the artistCyrus Campbell, a 27-year-old bassist from the City Different, decided to give it a go in jazz's version of the major leagues, New York. -
Russell Contreras/AP/APThe house made famous in Breaking Bad as the home of mythical methamphetamine kingpin Walter White goes on the market for just under $4 million.
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This is an interview with the owner of Alkeme Restaurant in Santa Fe. We discuss what makes Vietnamese cooking different from other Asian cuisines and her approach to fusion cooking. -
An interview with Colin Jacobsen about how he became the new artistic director for Santa Fe Pro Musica and information about the upcoming season. -
Tom Frouge is the guest. We discuss the orgins of globablquerque, changes of venue for 2024 and the 2024 artists. -
When accomplished opera and classical vocalist John Tiranno was offered the chance to return to the world of conducting, he jumped at the chance. -
An exhibit at the IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (or MoCNA) coinciding with Indian Market features the work of Indigenous artists from some of the Northernmost locations on the globe. -
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Tazbah McCullah (KSFR General Manager) and Eric Davis (KSFR Content Director) sit down with several featured artists of the Santa Fe Indian Market as well as staff of the IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (MoCNA). August 17, 2024 -
At the 102nd Santa Fe Indian Market, two artists—one who created a decorative headstall and the other who paints detailed narratives—provide backstories on their pieces. -
Santa Fe City Council introduces a new idea for the future of the Soldier's Monument—repairing and moving it to the city's national cemetery. -
Eleven indigenous filmmakers, including nine from New Mexico, converge on the Santa Fe Community College camnpus for a free three-week workshop with faculty from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.
