Maja Ruznic’s installation can be viewed in the St. Francis Auditorium at the New Mexico Museum of Art through January 12, 2026. Part of the 12th SITE SANTA FE International: Once Within a Time, curated by Cecilia Alemani

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✍️Thank you to esteemed contributors to the catalogue: Alicia Inez Guzmán, Lucy R. Lippard, Estevan Rael-Gálvez, Arthur Sze

🎨12th International curator Cecilia Alemani and assistant curator Marina Caron

🍪and Santa Fe Popcorn Co and Chainé for the custom treats and As Above So Below for the drinks

Join the conversation! The 12th SITE SANTA FE International Coffee and Conversation series will be hosted on the first Saturday of every month through the run of the exhibition.

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Saturdays at SITE SANTA FE

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This activation features graphic reproductions of: A Slice of American Pie, 2008; Nopal de los Desaparecidos (Madre Tierra Never Forgets), 2024; and Barrio Barbie (La Amy), 2019. Together, these works address themes of cultural identity, migration, and the U.S.–Mexico border.

☢️Open to all, free to attend and participate~

Photo: 1 @shaylablatchford, 2-3 @bradtrone

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☢️ Join The Long Table, a horizontal format for honest, open discussion of nuclear affairs. Fellow conversationalists include: artist Will Wilson, Nuclear Watch New Mexico @nukewatchnm.bsky.social Multicultural Alliance for a Safe Environment (MASE), Shayla Blatchford of Anti-Uranium Mapping Project

⚡️ Become a part of this acclaimed local artist’s latest creative project. Sign up for your session here → tinyurl.com/h2wsr2ys

🗣️ Long Table public participatory discussion
Sat and Sun only, Dec 13–14
2–3 PM
SITE SANTA FE
FREE and open to the public, no RSVP required

⚡️ Diné artist Will Wilson invites participants with lived, inherited, or visionary relationships to nuclear culture for a free portrait session. Created at SITE SANTA FE, these tintype portraits become a living archive of those who have been affected by the legacy of nuclear colonialism.

Stories Art Can Tell was an art-making activity that brought our latest exhibition, the 12th SITE SANTA FE International: Once Within a Time, to you and was hosted at every local library branch. Everyone was invited to create a postcard to send to a loved one–and you responded! 🖍️

Featuring music by Christina Swilley, seasonal bites and cocktails, festive fare, and spirited company.

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❗️Must be a current SITE SANTA FE Member to attend❗️
Not a Member yet? Join today! tinyurl.com/marsk8ax

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🎰 We’re channeling the spirit of Santa Fe’s most storied gathering places and of two legendary Santa Fe figures of interest featured in the exhibition: Claude James of Claude’s Bar and Doña Tules, the infamous 19th-century saloon owner and master gambler.
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📷 Once Within a Time exhibition catalogue, photos by Brad Trone; Arthur Sze, photo by Shawn Miller / Library of Congress; Alicia Inez Guzmán, photo by Ungelbah Davila; Cecilia Alemani, photo by Brad Trone; Marina Caron, photo by Brad Trone

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