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• Curios didn't kill this cat

  Jonathan Batkin wants to make a few things about New Mexico's curio trade and silversmithing perfectly clear. If he debunks some myths along the way, so much the better. And so much the easier for him. Batkin, director of The Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian, has studied and lived with this subject for decades. »Story,

• Terrell's Tune-up

  Another day older, deeper in debt »Story,

• Dancing for the dancers

  Most performances are done for the audience as much as for the artists — maybe even more so. Not New Mexico's first-ever gathering of Matachines dance groups. The public is welcome, but the event is really for those who re-create the venerable dance drama every time they perform it. »Story,

• Eldorado Studio Tour

  Move 'em up, move 'em out, keep the parfleche rollin' »Story,

• In Other Words

  Taking on Giants: Fabián Chávez Jr. and New Mexico Politics by David Roybal, University of New Mexico Press, 304 pages »Story,