Surprises abound at Taos Abstract Artist Collective’s Fall Exhibition "Free Falling Divisions" by Mark Reynolds. "Birds of a Feather" by Leigh Oviatt. "Katiana" by Ron Lopez. "Machine Interpretations ///" by Violet Moon Tower. "Single Hair" by Rocío Rodríguez. "In Search of Clarity" by Nancy Kirk. "Remember Me" by Layne Jackson. "Triangles 8678" by Abby Richardson. "What Goes through the Mother is Felt in the Child" by Monika Guerra. "Pure Feelings #1" by Maximo Gonzalez-Menchaca. "Everything She Touches" by Marianne Hall. "Kintaro Series 13" by Julia Takahashi. “Tide Marks” by Jacqueline Mallegni. Published October 26, 2025 - 7:00 a.m. Modified October 26, 2025 - 7:00 a.m. As featured on - Surprises abound at Taos Abstract Artist Collective’s Fall Exhibition The Taos Abstract Artist Collective (TAAC) produces two massive group shows each year. I went to the spring one and was so impressed that I knew I would want to review the one this fall, which opens Saturday, Nov. 1. collection_d2bc566f-89d2-490d-b767-78a516623ae2.html
As featured on - Surprises abound at Taos Abstract Artist Collective’s Fall Exhibition The Taos Abstract Artist Collective (TAAC) produces two massive group shows each year. I went to the spring one and was so impressed that I knew I would want to review the one this fall, which opens Saturday, Nov. 1.
Orbit voted best minor league mascot for 2nd year in a row Isotopes mascot was one of 20 chosen by panel of USA TODAY 10Best editors to participate in fan-vote
The Lobos start spring practice Friday. Here's one storyline, key players to watch from each position UNM will have 15 practices this spring under second-year head coach Jason Eck
New Mexico, Meta to face off again in court A judge will hold a May bench trial to weigh the state's public nuisance claims
Doña Ana Community College partners with union Career and technical education program links apprenticeships and associate degrees
Ice Wolves to wrap season with celebration This weekend's games against Oklahoma to feature numerous promotions
Albuquerque couple charged in fatal shooting Police say confrontation about sexual encounter led to the death of a man found in an SUV on Tuesday
Father charged after 9-year-old brought gun to school Complaint says weapon — a pistol designed to look like a credit card — was left unsecured
‘An invitation to shake hands with our ancestors’ Indian Pueblo Cultural Center celebrates 50 years with two community-focused exhibitions
UNM to install gates on Central to limit outside overnight traffic The $1.43 million gates will be finished in September
Oil execs say war is ‘wreaking havoc’ on commodities markets More than 130 firms sounded off on the market in Dallas Fed survey
How long are lines at the Sunport? What travelers can expect Amid partial government shutdown, air travel in Albuquerque is business as usual
Former DOE helicopter finds new home at nuclear science museum The Bell 412 HP was deployed to secure high-profile events like presidential inaugurations and Super Bowls
