Brian Sandford is an Assistant City Editor for the Santa Fe New Mexican, where he focuses on local news and events in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He also contributes to Yahoo News, covering a range of topics including art, performance, and cultural events in the area.
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By: Brian Sandford
The fine art photographer will be honored as the recipient of this year's Rotary Club of Santa Fe distinguished artist award October 17 at the New Mexico School for the
Michael Gross and George R.R. Martin are set to host Tremors Fest 2 this month.
of 4 People around New Mexico were invited to pose, holding an object of importance to them, as part of Axle Contemporary's E Pluribus Unum: Mogollon project.
The Santa Fe's cinema is marking its 100th offering since it opened in 2021.
By: Brian Sandford
On a Sunday morning 31 years ago, wails from my parents' bedroom jolted me awake. At age 18 and mere seconds into consciousness, I recognized that the worst thing that would ever happen in my life had just come to pass.
By: Brian Sandford
While the paved trail of commerce and culture known as Canyon Road doesn't have any steep curves, it's laden with artistic intersections.
A Conversation About the “Pecking Order,” a 22½-by-18½-inch oil on canvas in an artist-made frame, is part of an untitled exhibition of James Relyea's works.
Brandon Maldonado's Requiem runs throughout November at Hecho a Mano gallery.
CENTER’s Santa Fe Photo Symposium keeps its focus on elevating the genre’s image.
The acrylic on canvas painting is part of Inscapes and the Persistence of Nature, an exhibition of the artist's works at Evoke Contemporary.
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