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Branding CultureThe competition is on among American cities to build art museums by world-class architects and to attract the “creative class.” With Denver and Albuquerque poised to become a creative super-region in the West, Trend explores how four former outposts are banking on new buildings to drive up their culture profiles. By David D'Arcy { view article } |
What Next, Albuquerque?The city to Santa Fe’s south invites new developers to the table and invests in downtown arts as a strategy for urban repair. By Wendy Aaker { view article } |
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The Proud RegionalistArchitect Suby Bowden, winner of the first Jeff Harnar Award for Contemporary Architecture in Santa Fe, designed a residence on the plains of Galisteo, another in a river valley of Taos, and a retreat center in Tucson, modeled on a Mexican hill town, where cancer researchers go to relax and be inspired. A photo essay. By Ellen Berkovitch { view article } |
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Anticipatory Design in HeliotownTrend debuts an artist project created for the magazine by Thomas Ashcraft, extrapolator extraordinaire. { view article } |
FLASH
News, gossip, and innuendo
ART MATTERS
How fine artists have fared after their death
OUTLOOK
Rem Koolhaas's bold Seattle Central Library
COLLECTOR'S CACHE
St. Louis-Santa Fe couple
MASTER ARTISAN
Woodworker & furniture maker Dennis Esquivel
ARTISTICALLY BUILT
Randall Davey sets a standard
LIVING
Chef Eric DiStefano shares a day with friends
FINISH LINES
New yoga studio, Spandarama, goes green
BUSINESS PROFILES
Turner Caroll Gallery, Spirit of the Earth, Patina Gallery
THE Q FILE
Discover downtown Albuquerque
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