Mark Tiarks is an author featured in NewsBreak and the Santa Fe New Mexican. He focuses on themes related to publishing and media, arts and entertainment, and culture, exploring topics such as cultural movements, pop culture, art dealing, and the world of fine art.
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Mark Tiarks' coverage is heavily focused on entertainment, particularly movies and classical music. He also covers local events in Santa Fe, New Mexico. If you have news or announcements related to movie releases, performances by local artists or organizations such as the Performance Santa Fe or updates from the Santa Fe Opera, Mark could be interested.
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By: Mark Tiarks
Northern New Mexicans know conductor Roberto Minczuk primarily as an orchestral conductor.
FOR THE EARS Mad for Don Quixote It's an unofficial “Richard Strauss Tone Poem Week” in northern New Mexico, with the Santa Fe
By: Mark Tiarks
of 2 T h e New Mexico Philharmonic recently presented an estrogen festival with its Three Sopranos concert, and now Opera Southwest is giving
Staff of 3 SING OUT, LOUISE Help Make ‘Big Sing' Even Bigger
By: Mark Tiarks
of 4 Seldom has anyone done so little to earn so much name recognition lasting centuries after his death as Rodolphe Kreutzer (1766-1831).
By: Mark Tiarks
Savvy Santa Fe classical music lovers know that one of the most intriguing events of the spring is a lecture-recital by Steinway Artist Jacquelyn Helin.
By: Mark Tiarks
Turandot, The Barber of Seville, Così Fan Tutte, and Kátya Kabanová are in the lineup, plus the American premiere of Brett Dean's Of One Blood.
of 5 Wagner Society Celebrates the Ring Cycle's 150th Anniversary with a "3/4 Ring Cycle" on Film
By: Carolyn Graham, Brian Sandford, Mark Tiarks, Michael Berick
of 9 It's that time of year, when some days you might find yourself grilling hotdogs at a free concert in a park while on others perhaps
By: Mark Tiarks
of 2 Santa Fe's venerable School for Advanced Research, which was founded in 1907, was for many years one of the city's best-kept secrets.
