New Mexico School for the Arts wins 2018 Congressional Art Competition
By Robert Nott | rnott@sfnewmexican.com Carolina Trujillo does not know where she comes from. She knows, of course, that she was born in Las Vegas, N.M., and that her family has ties to that region going back decades, if not centuries. It is an area founded with the...
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#BuildNMSA – Update #1
Construction fences are up and progress is being made swiftly by Klinger Constructors and all of their subcontractors! Here is an inside look at the beginnings of interior demolition and staging: L to R: NMSA - Art Institute employees Jim Gallas, Ruben Desangles and...
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US News ranks ‘best high schools’ in New Mexico
By Shelby Perea / Albuquerque Journal Staff Writer ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Twenty eight of New Mexico’s 189 high schools were ranked in this year’s U.S. News Best High Schools report, a national ranking that analyzes over 20,500 public schools in the country. That’s about...
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“Local dancers accepted into prestigious Juilliard School”
Erica Zucco, KOB 4 NEWS ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The Juilliard School in New York City is known as one of the best and most exclusive performing arts schools in the nation. Each year, they typically accept about 24 students into their dance program. This year, two of them...
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NMSA breaks ground on new campus
Edmundo Carrillo | Albuquerque Journal SANTA FE — About 2 1/2 years after acquiring property for a new campus, the New Mexico School for the Arts broke ground Friday at the former Sanbusco Center in Santa Fe’s Railyard. The $30 million campus, being developed in three...
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“NMSA expands its horizons at Sanbusco”
By Elayne Lowe | The New Mexican The old Sanbusco Market Center echoed with energy Friday morning as the New Mexico School for the Arts and community supporters celebrated the start of a construction project to create a new Railyard District campus where the...
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New Mexico School for the Arts wins 2018 Congressional Art Competition
By Robert Nott | rnott@sfnewmexican.com Carolina Trujillo does not know where she comes from. She knows, of course, that she was born in Las Vegas, N.M., and that her family has ties to that region going back decades, if not centuries. It is an area founded with the...
read more
#BuildNMSA – Update #1
Construction fences are up and progress is being made swiftly by Klinger Constructors and all of their subcontractors! Here is an inside look at the beginnings of interior demolition and staging: L to R: NMSA - Art Institute employees Jim Gallas, Ruben Desangles and...
read more
US News ranks ‘best high schools’ in New Mexico
By Shelby Perea / Albuquerque Journal Staff Writer ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Twenty eight of New Mexico’s 189 high schools were ranked in this year’s U.S. News Best High Schools report, a national ranking that analyzes over 20,500 public schools in the country. That’s about...
read more
“Local dancers accepted into prestigious Juilliard School”
Erica Zucco, KOB 4 NEWS ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The Juilliard School in New York City is known as one of the best and most exclusive performing arts schools in the nation. Each year, they typically accept about 24 students into their dance program. This year, two of them...
read more
NMSA breaks ground on new campus
Edmundo Carrillo | Albuquerque Journal SANTA FE — About 2 1/2 years after acquiring property for a new campus, the New Mexico School for the Arts broke ground Friday at the former Sanbusco Center in Santa Fe’s Railyard. The $30 million campus, being developed in three...
read more
“NMSA expands its horizons at Sanbusco”
By Elayne Lowe | The New Mexican The old Sanbusco Market Center echoed with energy Friday morning as the New Mexico School for the Arts and community supporters celebrated the start of a construction project to create a new Railyard District campus where the...
read more