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Winter 1995

• "Traditions of Christmas Past: Santa Fe's Winter Market"
• "Reredos: Spanish Colonial Altar Screens" by Felipe R. Mirabal, former curator of collections of El Rancho de las Golondrinas Museum, Santa Fe
• "Bone Carving by Hispanic New Mexican Pastoralists: A 400 Year Old Tradition" by Dr. Charlie Carrillo, santero
• Book Review of Furniture From the Hispanic Southwest by William Wroth
• "Fechas de Fe/Holy Days- Winter"
• "Echadas/Kudos: New Mexico Governor and Santa Fe Mayor Recognize Local Santero"
• "Museos y Galerias/Museum and Gallery Exhibits"
• "Hispanic Art at New Mexico State Fair Draws Large Crowds"
• "Media Coverage on Santos and Santeros Expands"
• "Spanish Colonial Items Are A Hit with the Auction Houses"
• "Spanish Colonial Art: The New & the Old"

  Spring 1996
  

• "From the Collections . . . Celebrations of Our Lady of Guadalupe"
• "The Rio Puerco Valley: Where the Spanish Dream Failed" by David G. Jackson, former editor of New Mexico Wildlife Magazine
• "Santeras in New Mexican Hispanic Religious Art, Part I" by Dr. Helen Lucero, curator of Hispanic Arts, University of New Mexico Art Museum and former curator of Hispanic Crafts and Textiles, Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe
• "Fechas de Fe/Holy Days-Spring"
• "Exhibiting . . . a los Museos y Galerias"
• "Converging Cultures: Art & Identity in Spanish America"
• "Las Tres Potencias: Images of Memory, Judgment and Will in Spanish Colonial New Mexico" by Felipe R. Mirabal, former curator of collections of El Rancho de las Golondrinas Museum, Santa Fe
• "Profile: A Crafting legacy - A Lifetime of Wood"
• Book Review of The Pueblo Revolt of 1680: Conquest and Resistance in Seventeenth Century New Mexico by Andrew Knaut and Santos and Saints: The Religious Folk Art of Hispanic New Mexico by Thomas J. Steele, S.J.
• "Las Golondrinas Museum Opens 1996 Season with Spring Festival"
• "A Family Affair: The Making of an Altarscreen"

  Summer 1996
  

• "Color & Rio Grande Weavings"Los Alamos National Laboratory
• "On The Fringe with Andrew" by Andrew Nagen, founder of Los Colores Museum
• "Traditional Heritage, An Interview with Rey Montez" by Don Toomey, retired geologist
• "Santeras in New Mexican Hispanic Religious Art, Part II" by Dr. Helen Lucero, curator of Hispanic Arts, University of New Mexico Art Museum and former curator of Hispanic Crafts and Textiles, Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe
• "Fechas de Fe/Holy Days - Summer"
• "In the Museums"
• "Holy Family Exhibit Opens to Rave Reviews in Philadelphia"
• "Tradicion Revista and LPD Press Participate in Exhibits"
• Book Review of San Antonio de Bexar: A Community on New Spain's Northern Frontier by Jesus de la Teja
• "Contemporary Hispanic Market: July 27 & 28, 1996"
• "Artists' Co-op Inaugurated"
• "Confluence of Cultures: A Workshop in Colorado Springs" by Glenda Carne
• "Up & Coming/Calendario"
• "Echadas/Kudos . . In the Media and the Galleries/Museums"
• "Ben Ortega: A Master Woodcarver" by Lynne Bower Andrews, artist/writer
• "The Bernalillo Santero, Filimon Aguilar" by Don Toomey, retired geologist
• "The Early Santo Revival in Albuquerque: Santero Luis Aragon" by Thomas J. Steele, S.J.

  TRADICION REVISTA is a quarterly magazine that features the traditional Spanish Colonial arts and culture of northern New Spain (New Mexico and southern Colorado), history, book reviews, and focuses on the present day Hispanic artists, and the galleries and museums that exhibit their work. Although not strictly a religious publication, Tradicion Revista regularly covers topics on the religious foundations of New Mexico and the northern frontiers of the Spanish empire and New Spain. Editorial advisors include Thomas J. Steele, S.J., Regis University; Dr. Charlie Carrillo; and Felipe Mirabal.

  Submissions should be addressed to: Paul Rhetts, Publisher, Tradicion Revista, 2400 Rio Grande Blvd NW #1213, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87104-3222. 505/344-9382 * FAX 505/345-5129 * email PAULLPD@aol.com.

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