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As an act of data sovereignty, Erica Lord transforms diseases affecting Indigenous communities into intricate beaded art. Cleveland’s main public library invites visitors to transform the traditionally silent space with their favorite music. Girl scout troop 914 mobilizes to honor Martha Hughes Cannon, Utah’s first female state senator.

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Skeletal figure adorned with colorful flora and fauna, including butterflies and a parrot, against a two-toned background.

La Cartonería Mexicana

Three yellow and black paintings on a black background.

Reimagining Pueblo Art, David Naranjo

A woman carrying a child on her back, with a colorful woven fabric sling, standing beside a wooden structure.

Erica Lord, The Codes We Carry

Christina Selby's photography of a Desert Onion flower.

Christina Selby, Olivia Messinger Carril and Doug Wiggins

A performer in cultural attire engaged in a dramatic reading on a dark stage.

Yvonne Montoya, Stories from Home

Kristin Anchors, Reconnecting to the Body

Unbuttoned: Gay Life in the Santa Fe Arts Scene, Walter Cooper

Reimagining Pueblo Art, David Naranjo

Hakim Bellamy speaking and making hand gestures.

Hakim Bellamy, Roe Libretto and Marian Berg

A wooden sculpture of a man and a woman.

The Legacy of Patrociño Barela

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Naranjo, David

A smiling woman displaying a colorful woven bag with fringe details.

Lord, Erica

A man in a chair holding up a piece of art.

Wiggins, Doug

Messinger Carril, Olivia

Christina Selby sitting in the studio for an interview with COLORES.

Selby, Christina

Person sitting on a chair under blue lighting on a dark stage.

Montoya, Yvonne

Anchors, Kristin

An older man sitting in a chair reading a book.

Cooper, Walter

A black and white photo of a man carving a piece of wood.

Barela, Patrociño

A woman wearing a hat and scarf is sitting in a chair.

Garcia, Judy Alderete

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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.

In reimagining traditional Pueblo art, David Naran

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As an act of data sovereignty, @EricaLord transfor

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Choreographer Yvonne Montoya fuses southwest oral

Seeking to heal the fractured relationship between $Seeking to heal the fractured relationship between body, mind, and nature, Doctor Kristin Anchors reimagines medical textbooks into intricate collages. Stream more ¡COLORES! on the PBS App. @cutandpastethebody$

Seeking to heal the fractured relationship between $Seeking to heal the fractured relationship between body, mind, and nature, Doctor Kristin Anchors reimagines medical textbooks into intricate collages. Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS App. @cutandpastethebody$

Seeking to heal the fractured relationship between $Seeking to heal the fractured relationship between body, mind, and nature, Doctor Kristin Anchors reimagines medical textbooks into intricate collages. Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm on @nmpbs and stream on the PBS App. @cutandpastethebody$

Walter Cooper’s memoir “Unbuttoned” reveals