We’ve gathered together the greatest hits from the first 4 years of Santa Fe Magazine issues, all in a lush hardcover coffee table edition.
The Director
Jillann Spitzmiller has what can only be called a first-rate sense of humor, coupled with an ability to turn that humor into satire.
The Archer
Scott Garen reinvented the holy myth of Mickey Mouse. Then, at fifty, he rebuilt his company and now spends his career asking the best question: why? What is it really about? He can’t stop making meaning.
CLASSICS
Zahn at Home
You can trace the changing attitudes toward Native Americans in the career of Zahn McClarnon. After 20 films and countless hours of television, Zahn has emerged, to his astonishment, as a star.
Checking In with Joan
Joan Tewkesbury is one of the smartest women we know. She’s lived a great American life, and after eight decades or so, she surprised us all by whipping out a new novel, Julio Robolo Opens the Door To His Mouth.
Virgil Revolts Again
In an era of big brands collaborating with Indigenous designers and Indigenous Fashion Weeks happening across the country, Virgil Ortiz was the first, or as he says, the OG.