Greg Smith’s guest was Matt Byrnes of Creative Media Technology at Doña Ana Community College. Topics will include the new CMT Building, the first structure at NMSU/DACC’s Creative Campus, and other exciting developments with film and digital technologies. Café con Leche is graciously sponsored by Penny Peace and George Ivolin of Mad Hatter Gallery.
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Greg Smith's guest was Marisa Sage, Director of the NMSU Art Museum. Marisa shared information about the current show, Warhol & Friends, as well as more that the Museum has going on.
 It’s time to make sure all regional artists and art enthusiasts are registered to vote and informed about the candidates and issues. Greg Smith’s guests will be from the nonpartisan League of Women Voters of Southern New Mexico: current president, Jo Galvan Nash; immediate past president of LWVSNM and current co-president of the LWV of New Mexico, Kathy Brook; and speaking for the League on voter registration, Rebecca Courtney. A photo is included of Jo and Kathy.
Greg Smith interviewed two new Dona Ana Arts Council staff members. Karrie Porter is the new executive director, and Natalia Martinez joined the Arts Council earlier this year as the new gallery manager. The discussion includes future plans, past accomplishments and what Karrie and Natalia see as important in their roles with supporting and promoting the arts of our region.
Host Greg Smith talks with Karen Conley and Larry Felhauer, two local artists involved with the Artists of Picacho Hills and other efforts to promote the arts in the Mesilla Valley.
Chris Kemler does amazing things with wood. From award winning work that one can sit on to other works of art that can be coaxed out of wood, the conversation with host Greg Smith explored intersections between function and art, and where art can go on its own in wood.
Greg Smith is pleased to follow up his conversation with Sierra County sculptor Otto Rigan, with another artist of Sierra County, painter and Otto’s partner, Stacy Blum-Hay. Her routes to Truth or Consequences and to becoming an artist are very different from Otto’s and will make for another most engaging hour.
Greg Smith’s guest was Otto Rigan. Many in our community will recognize Genesis, the piece he created for the entrance to Spaceport America. They will be talking about this large work and others he has sculpted, along with what he has seen happening with the arts in our region
Greg Smith’s guest is artist Nolan Winkler. Nolan and her late husband have a history with galleries in California and New Mexico, and Nolan brings her own light to the beautiful works she creates in her Hillsboro studio.
Greg’s guest is Federico Almarez, the board vice president of Doña Ana Arts Council. The topics are updates on what the Arts Council is doing and the search for an interim director. As the local hub for the arts for more than 50 years, DAArts has a number of critical arts-centered activities going on each year.
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