To have an open heart, to allow yourself to be vulnerable, takes courage. But some artists have no other choice. They are compelled to do it. Local gallery to host visit by famed Zapotec weaver Wild and Wooly Those who couldn't tell an alpaca from a llama got quite an education at the 2001 Wool Festival at Taos. This saying reflects the life purpose of this watercolorist.
Every little bit helps.
Days of heaven Probably the most difficult thing about writing a book concerning northern New Mexico is finding a way to translate all the mystical experience, unique landscapes and cultural contrasts into a panorama that gives the reader an inkling of what it's like to really live here. From practice to application Writing teachers plan to give positive pointers Grantham show kicked-off jazz fest the Taos way The evening air was cool, but the jazz was cooler. It's hard to believe some have felt watercolor is a second-rate medium. Film series offers an international smorgasbord With the world changing by the minute, it pays to get some perspective, especially that of other cultures and points of view outside the mainstream. That's what you'll get during the next wave of foreign and independent features presented by the Taos Talking Pictures at the Storyteller film series.