Painter Frank Ettenberg's partner, Deborah Martin, is selling his works to ensure he has a quality place to stay as he battles dementia.

In the Time of Spirits is a new international group exhibition of photography on exhibit at MoMo Santa Fe and MoMo Taos.

This year, 166 artists representing 51 countries are set to converge on Santa Fe for the International Folk Art Market.

If you're willing to make a bit of a drive, you can add to your New Mexico concerts this summer with a show at the iconic Red Rocks amphitheatre.

You might’ve noticed a few recent stories in Pasa that have focused on artists facing some significant challenges in their lives.

Here's your weekly roundup of some of the must-see, must-do, must-know things that need to be on your radar this week.

The mixed media on canvas work created in 2023 is part of Colorful Pathways, an exhibition of the Rio Rancho artist’s work.

Chef Johnny Vee considers many local chefs and restaurateurs to be friends. How can you ask a parent which child is their favorite? "I love them all," he says, "but will start with the magna cum laude."

Nibbles and news from the food and culinary scene. This week Chef stops by the dining room at La Fonda.

Water: Sacred Elixir runs through August 8 at Santa Fe Regional Airport.

The world premier of The Righteous, about the collision of religion and politics during the 1980s, and four standard repertory works round out the Santa Fe Opera's 2024 season.

The women in 'Don Giovanni' share their thoughts on their characters and the opera itself from their 21st-century perspectives.

Rapheal Begay (Diné) may have exhibited his photography across several museums already, but his family and Diné relatives have rarely come to those shows.

This weekend's Pride on the Plaza culminates an ever-growing slate of related Pride Month activities statewide.

Here's your weekly roundup of some of the must-see, must-do, must-know things that need to be on your radar this week.

Cloud Eagle Seasonal Dance Group’s music goes to Hollywood.