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Alfred Morang and Post-Impressionist Art in Santa Fe

Alfred Morang is an ever-present name in the chronicles of Santa Fe art history. In a town filled to the brim with history, his name exists among many memories of the past, which drift in and out of historic casitas and arises occasionally to catch your eye as you glance at the artwork on the […]

Porcelain Bridges for Cement Borders: Artist Interview Daisy Quezada Ureña

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Daisy Quezada Ureña is a visual artist currently based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Her work is chiefly composed of ceramic and porcelain sculptures, made through a process of layering porcelain slip onto fabric or garments, which are burnt away in the firing process. These sculptures are then painstakingly paired with additional elements to create

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