"No state is more passionate about its burger than New Mexico," states The New Mexico Department of Tourism, a claim that Texas, California, Illinois or half-a-dozen other burger-loving locales might … [Read more...]
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Porcini Hunting in Santa Fe
The first time I ever had porcini was in Rome, at a restaurant to which my Roman friend and fellow food lover, Sandra, dragged me, swearing a fresh Roman porcino was a gastronomic experience not to be … [Read more...]
Past as Presence: Joanne Lefrak at Box Gallery
Joanne Lefrak is lovely and charming, with a warmth and gentle spontaneity that disarms. Given the potent mystique of the brooding artist, you might think niceness would be an occupational detriment, … [Read more...]
Activate or Deteriorate: Avoiding ‘Spectrum Syndrome’ in Santa Fe
About six weeks ago, I found myself in a time trough between appointments, looking for shade and coffee in a part of town not known for its cafes. I stumbled upon Spectrum which won me over with its … [Read more...]
This Week on Santa Fe’s Creative Scene–8/13/10
I'm the luckiest kid, I get to do what I love to do everyday. - Phillip Phillip's been counting: Ten days, four days and now one. On Saturday, August 14th, Phillip Vigil will have the Opening at … [Read more...]
Neighborhood Quick Sketch: Santa Fe’s Historic Eastside
Authentic old adobes on winding dirt roads, mature trees, bountiful gardens and seasonal water from the acequia or Santa Fe River: this is Santa Fe's Eastside. A mesh of grand estates, modest adobes, … [Read more...]
