Phat Le, a senior studio arts major, works on making a walkway for his installation, “Mommy where can I hang my underwear?” His installation is in front of the Visual Arts complex and is one of the fist thing you’ll see tomorrow night when entering Outdoor Vision...

Santa Fe’s Cultural Mapping and Assessment Process. He serves as a consultant to the three-month process of developing a long term cultural framework. The process explores notions of culture, sharing ideas for the city’s future and creating a “roadmap” to see the vision for Santa Fe.

Anthony Hester, a senior Contemporary Music Program major, had his senior show, “Final Introductions,” April 15 at O’Shaughnessy Performance Space. The group consisted of: Nick Hudson and Kyle Driscoll on electric guitar; Max Callahan on saxophone; Nick Quintero on bass; and Anthony Hester himself on...

Austin Hanna, a freshman Digital Arts major, works in the Fogelson Library April 14. He says he uses the library to catch up on work because its quiet allows him to do his work without distractions.

Spring has come to SFUAD campus, and with that the trees and flowers are in bloom and the bunnies are out and about.

In the weeks of midterms and spring break, spray painted messages appeared around campus. The first “You’re paying too much money” appeared March 10 near the welcome center was gone by the next morning. The second “What is art? Now, what is art school” appeared during spring break and as of this story were still up by Tishman Hall.

Nikolae Thomas, a  junior Creative Writing major, greets his friend Beverly Guinn, a former Creative Writing student, who is here visiting friends for spring break. Guinn hopes to return to SFUAD next fall semester.

Jacinda Smith is a sophomore Contemporary Music Program major, shown here practicing during her Rock ensemble class. She came to SFUAD to sing and play bass and was inspired by her favorite musician Tyon Ritter of All American Rejects.

Pablo Mendoza cleans the milk dispenser in the cafeteria. He is a full time employee with Bon Appetite. He has been an employee for the past five years and is also a full time student at the Santa Fe Community College studying Exercise Science.

Conor Flynn is a second semester Studio Arts major taking intermediate printmaking. He’s shown here working on a multi-layer monoprint after class Feb. 25.

Hannah Marcotte installs her piece “Synecdoche of a dress” for the student juried show at Wade Wilson, which opened Feb, 19 and runs through March 11. “Synecdoche” means a part representing a whole. “Synecdoche of a dress,” As Marcotte explained, is about 5-foot-by-5-foot piece she made by taking micro photos of a dress she owns and painting each photo on to 1-foot-by-1-foot boards that make up the whole piece....

Robby Rothschild, a Contemporary Music Program teacher, tunes the piano in Tipton Hall for the Feb. 12 7-9 p.m. jazz concert, which will follow the photo exhibition opening from 5-7 p.m. of “Jazz Greats” in the Atrium Gallery at the Marion Center for Photographic...

A cold front in Santa Fe left its mark on campus.

Hana Patrick, a sophomore studio arts major, works on a subtractive monotype print in the printmaking studio before class.

Abdiel Beltran, a sophomore Studio Arts major, sits outside St. Michael’s hall listening to music and enjoying the nice day while waiting for lunch.

Comic Con is a convention for pop culture enthusiasts. Santa Fe has had one for two years now, most recently on Oct. 24-26 at Buffalo Thunder Resort and Casino. People came to share in their love of pop culture through dressing up and interacting with guest celebrities and local artists....