Artists
A Local’s Perspective on Santa Fe
John Candelario was born in Santa Fe in 1916. A self-taught photographer, he was the grandson of Jesús Sito Candelario, who ran the curio shop
May 3, 2024
John Candelario was born in Santa Fe in 1916. A self-taught photographer, he was the grandson of Jesús Sito Candelario, who ran the curio shop
The ancient Tiwa word for Sandia Pueblo is Nafiat, “place where the wind blows dust.” During the 16th century the Spanish colonists renamed the mountain
Nusbaum Street just off the Santa Fe plaza at Washington Avenue is named for Jesse Nusbaum. He was born in Greely, CO, in 1887. He
The Santuario de Guadalupe in Santa Fe, built in 1777, is the oldest sanctuary to the Madonna in the United States. The church has three-foot-thick
The elite Brown Moor School all-girls school opened in Santa Fe in 1931. At Brown Moor students from well-to-do families from the East sent their
The Laboratory of Anthropology at Museum Hill in Santa Fe has part of the collection of The North American Indian. Published at the beginning of