Mark Tiarks is a journalist based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, writing for the Santa Fe New Mexican. With a focus on local news and events, Mark covers a range of topics including arts and culture, music, opera, and film. His articles provide readers with insights into the vibrant cultural scene of Santa Fe and surrounding areas.
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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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Santa Fe Pro Musica highlights female composers in its two concerts of Baroque-era music.
By: Mark Tiarks
The composer's early and well-known Trois Gymnopédies for solo piano and his late vocal masterpiece Socrate are featured on Chatter's March 30 concert.
A primer on how nonprofit arts boards are structured in Santa Fe and the unique challenges — and opportunities — they provide.
By: Mark Tiarks
The hard work of nonprofit boards delivers an enviable slate of arts offerings in Santa Fe — even as some arts organizations struggle with change and growth.
By: Mark Tiarks
The symphony's four principal wind players take the stage at Meow Wolf's Fancy Town for a wide-ranging concert of lung-powered music.
The ABCs of 501(c)3s We see the phrase all the time around town: “Organization X is a nonprofit, tax-exempt, 501(c)3 corporation.” In
M ichigan's aluminum-can deposit law was the ticket to Justin Clifford Rhody's future in film.
Pro Musica closed its last season with Joseph Haydn's sublime oratorio The Creation . This year it continues the tradition with another sacred
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Soprano Ana Maria Martinez and Santa Fe Symphony musicians join forces for Amor! an intimate program of Spanish-language love songs at St. Francis Auditorium on Thursday, May 16.
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