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A New Mexico icon, a spiritual home – the annual Enjarra or re-mudding of the San Francisco de Asís church in Ranchos de Taos restores the church and unites the community. A striking work of art, this over 200 year-old adobe church is maintained by centuries of hands that worked on it with love and devotion.

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A traditional piece of pottery in the white sands with two people dressed in all black costumes.

Virgil Ortiz, Navajo Weaver Venancio Aragon & Kathleen Wall

An adobe church with a cross in front of it.

Centuries of Hands: Remudding of the San Francisco de Asís Church

A group of women posing for a photo.

Indigenous Fashion Designer, Sage Mountainflower

A painting of a woman standing in front of a food cart.

The Beauty of the South Valley

A black and white photo of a person standing under a tree.

Life and Death in Photography, Andrés Mario de Varona

A mosaic of the sun with a face.

Mosaics of Central NM, Faces of the Holocaust & Steam Locomotive 2926

A sculpture of a hand with a cloudy sky.

Home and Belonging, Hernan Gomez Chavez

A house with a colorful tiled roof.

The Tile House

A woman is painting a door in a classroom.

Border Doors, Empowering Women & Jazz

The ruins of the pueblo of santa fe, new mexico.

The River Connects Us All, Jill Hartke & Anna Sofaer

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Artists

A woman sits in front of a mannequin wearing a vest.

Mountainflower, Sage

A man leaning against a wall.

Mario de Varona, Andrés

A statue of a man with his arms outstretched in front of a building.

Chavez, Hernan Gomez

A colorful building with many windows.

Magennis, Beverley

A woman in a black shirt sitting in a chair.

Burke, Flannery

A black and white photograph of a man taking a picture.

Lyon, Danny

A woman with glasses sitting in a chair.

Harris, Laura

A man with a beard and glasses sitting in a chair.

Lamadrid, Enrique

A silhouette of a person standing in front of a window.

James, Megan

A woman dressed as a clown with a little girl.

Berg, Marian

New Mexicans Connecting with Ukrainians

Stories and experiences from within Ukraine and support found close to home.

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Stories devoted to the creative spirit. ¡COLORES! airs on New Mexico PBS as a weekly art series, airing Saturdays at 4:00pm on Ch.5.1.

A New Mexico icon, a spiritual home – the annual

A New Mexico icon, a spiritual home – the annual Enjarra or re-mudding of the San Francisco de Asís church in Ranchos de Taos restores the church and unites the community. A striking work of art, this over 200 year-old adobe church is maintained by centuries of hands that worked on it with love and devotion. Watch the second part now.

Stream more ¡COLORES! on the PBS App.

A New Mexico icon, a spiritual home – the annual

A New Mexico icon, a spiritual home – the annual Enjarra or re-mudding of the San Francisco de Asís church in Ranchos de Taos restores the church and unites the community. A striking work of art, this over 200 year-old adobe church is maintained by centuries of hands that worked on it with love and devotion. Watch the first part of the story here.

Stream more ¡COLORES! on the PBS App.

A New Mexico icon, a spiritual home – the annual

A New Mexico icon, a spiritual home – the annual Enjarra or re-mudding of the San Francisco de Asís church in Ranchos de Taos restores the church and unites the community. A striking work of art, this over 200 year-old adobe church is maintained by centuries of hands that worked on it with love and devotion.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

A New Mexico icon, a spiritual home – the annual

A New Mexico icon, a spiritual home – the annual Enjarra or re-mudding of the San Francisco de Asís church in Ranchos de Taos restores the church and unites the community. A striking work of art, this over 200 year-old adobe church is maintained by centuries of hands that worked on it with love and devotion.

Here's a behind the scenes peek at the production. Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm for the full story and stream on the PBS App.

A New Mexico icon, a spiritual home – the annual

A New Mexico icon, a spiritual home – the annual Enjarra or re-mudding of the San Francisco de Asís church in Ranchos de Taos restores the church and unites the community. A striking work of art, this over 200 year-old adobe church is maintained by centuries of hands that worked on it with love and devotion.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

A New Mexico icon, a spiritual home – the annual

A New Mexico icon, a spiritual home – the annual Enjarra or re-mudding of the San Francisco de Asís church in Ranchos de Taos restores the church and unites the community. A striking work of art, this over 200 year-old adobe church is maintained by centuries of hands that worked on it with love and devotion.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

Join Indigenous fashion designer, @SageMountainflo

Join Indigenous fashion designer, @SageMountainflower on her red journey in fashion, as she weaves her cultural heritage and the beauty of nature into her vibrant designs.

Stream more ¡COLORES! on the PBS App.

We’re celebrating the 50th and 60th anniversarie

We’re celebrating the 50th and 60th anniversaries of the IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts and the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA). Making History showcases IAIA alumni who have made significant contributions to the world, the nation, and their own communities and shares the central role of IAIA as an epicenter of the dynamic contemporary Native Arts movement (1962 to present).

Join Indigenous fashion designer, @SageMountainflo

Join Indigenous fashion designer, @SageMountainflower on her red journey in fashion, as she weaves her cultural heritage and the beauty of nature into her vibrant designs.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

Join Indigenous fashion designer, @SageMountainflo

Join Indigenous fashion designer, @SageMountainflower on her red journey in fashion, as she weaves her cultural heritage and the beauty of nature into her vibrant designs.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

Join Indigenous fashion designer, @SageMountainflo

Join Indigenous fashion designer, @SageMountainflower on her red journey in fashion, as she weaves her cultural heritage and the beauty of nature into her vibrant designs.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

Blending poetry and art to capture the beauty and

Blending poetry and art to capture the beauty and spirit of Albuquerque’s South Valley, high schoolers Isabel James and Cheyenne Anderson want to change perceptions with their book “South Valley.”

Stream ¡COLORES! on the PBS App.

We’re celebrating the 50th and 60th anniversarie

We’re celebrating the 50th and 60th anniversaries of the IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts and the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA). Making History showcases IAIA alumni who have made significant contributions to the world, the nation, and their own communities and shares the central role of IAIA as an epicenter of the dynamic contemporary Native Arts movement (1962 to present).

Blending poetry and art to capture the beauty and

Blending poetry and art to capture the beauty and spirit of Albuquerque’s South Valley, high schoolers Isabel James and Cheyenne Anderson want to change perceptions with their book “South Valley.”

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

Blending poetry and art to capture the beauty and

Blending poetry and art to capture the beauty and spirit of Albuquerque’s South Valley, high schoolers Isabel James and Cheyenne Anderson want to change perceptions with their book “South Valley.”

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

Blending poetry and art to capture the beauty and

Blending poetry and art to capture the beauty and spirit of Albuquerque’s South Valley, high schoolers Isabel James and Cheyenne Anderson want to change perceptions with their book “South Valley.”

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

We’re celebrating the 50th and 60th anniversarie

We’re celebrating the 50th and 60th anniversaries of the IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts and the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA). Making History showcases IAIA alumni who have made significant contributions to the world, the nation, and their own communities and shares the central role of IAIA as an epicenter of the dynamic contemporary Native Arts movement (1962 to present).

Andrés Mario de Varona shares how photography tra

Andrés Mario de Varona shares how photography transformed his obsession with death into a celebration of life.

For more ¡COLORES! visit the link in our bio.

Andrés Mario de Varona shares how photography tra

Andrés Mario de Varona shares how photography transformed his obsession with death into a celebration of life.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

Andrés Mario de Varona shares how photography tra

Andrés Mario de Varona shares how photography transformed his obsession with death into a celebration of life.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

Albuquerque Painter, David Kassan is dedicated to

Albuquerque Painter, David Kassan is dedicated to ensuring the lives and stories of holocaust survivors are never forgotten.

Watch ¡COLORES! at 4pm Saturday on @NMPBS and stream anytime on the PBS App.
@davidkassan

Today on ¡COLORES! at 4pm discover an ancient art

Today on ¡COLORES! at 4pm discover an ancient art in our neighborhoods and how New Mexicans are creating beautiful modern mosaics.

Learn more on @NMPBS and stream anytime on the PBS App.

This week on ¡COLORES! discover an ancient art in

This week on ¡COLORES! discover an ancient art in our neighborhoods and how New Mexicans are creating beautiful modern mosaics.

Watch Saturday at 4pm and stream anytime on the PBS App.

Albuquerque Painter, David Kassan is dedicated to

Albuquerque Painter, David Kassan is dedicated to ensuring the lives and stories of holocaust survivors are never forgotten.

Watch ¡COLORES! at 4pm Saturday on @NMPBS and stream anytime on the PBS App. @davidkassan

Inspired by his Mexican-American heritage sculptor

Inspired by his Mexican-American heritage sculptor and public artist Hernan Gomez Chavez creates a conversation about home, belonging, and displacement.

For More ¡COLORES! Visit the link in our bio.

Inspired by his Mexican-American heritage sculptor

Inspired by his Mexican-American heritage sculptor and public artist Hernan Gomez Chavez creates a conversation about home, belonging, and displacement.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

Inspired by his Mexican-American heritage sculptor

Inspired by his Mexican-American heritage sculptor and public artist Hernan Gomez Chavez creates a conversation about home, belonging, and displacement. Here he shares why it is important for his art to reflect his community.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

Inspired by his Mexican-American heritage sculptor

Inspired by his Mexican-American heritage sculptor and public artist Hernan Gomez Chavez creates a conversation about home, belonging, and displacement. Here he shares the story behind one of his works.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

Millions of tiles, 11 years of intuitive design wo

Millions of tiles, 11 years of intuitive design work – Beverly Magennis’ tile house was made for the delight of it.

For more ¡COLORES! visit the link in our bio.

Millions of tiles, 11 years of intuitive design wo

Millions of tiles, 11 years of intuitive design work – Beverly Magennis’ tile house was made for the delight of it.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

Millions of tiles, 11 years of intuitive design wo

Millions of tiles, 11 years of intuitive design work – Beverly Magennis’ tile house was made for the delight of it.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

Inspired by their eye-opening visit to the US-Mexi

Inspired by their eye-opening visit to the US-Mexico border, Albuquerque’s Sandia Prep students transform doors into powerful paintings that capture the realities of life on the border.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App.

Inspired by their eye-opening visit to the US-Mexi

Inspired by their eye-opening visit to the US-Mexico border, Albuquerque’s Sandia Prep students transform doors into powerful paintings that capture the realities of life on the border.

Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App. Link in bio.

The evolving sophistication of nuclear weapons res

The evolving sophistication of nuclear weapons resulted in an urgent need to achieve peace among nations. J. Robert Oppenheimer saw new weapons evolving that made atomic bombs appear puny and believed a commitment to peace was the answer.

Get inside the story with A Commitment to Peace Thursday at 7pm on @nmpbs and stream on the PBS App.

Saturday on ¡COLORES! tracing the history of earl

Saturday on ¡COLORES! tracing the history of early women photographers, Albuquerque Museum’s Jillian Hartke shares insights from creating the exhibition “We Lead, Others Follow.”

Watch at 4pm and stream anytime on the PBS Video App.

Researching the extraordinary Chacoan civilization

Researching the extraordinary Chacoan civilization for decades, archaeoastronomer Anna Sofaer shares latest discoveries that show how Chacoan culture extends far beyond what we once understood. Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream anytime, link in bio.

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