October 15 + 16, 2022

Tonya Turner Carroll and Michael Carroll, on Coffee and Culture

After 32 years running the eponymous Turner Carroll Gallery on Canyon Road, Tonya Turner Carroll and Michael Carroll are now working to shift the relationship between galleries and museums. This bold new direction takes form at Container, opening in the Baca Street Railyard on October 29th.

October 1 + 2, 2022

Tilke Elkins, on Coffee and Culture

Artist Tilke Elkins sits under a tree with host Matthew Chase-Daniel to talk about lake pigments, nature, visual experience over time, synesthesia, collecting moving shadows as the earth spins, and her exhibition at Form & Concept.

September 17&18, 2022

Jon Davis, on Coffee and Culture

Jon Davis joins host Matthew Chase-Daniel to discuss writing, stone walls, that small frisson we get when we text ourselves and feel that buzz that makes us feel less lonely. He also reads poems from his new books Above the Bejeweled City and Choose Your Own America.

September 3 & 4, 2022

Jerry Wellman- E Pluribus Unum: El Norte, on Coffee and Culture

Jerry Wellman has been working with Matthew Chase-Daniel for over a decade with Axle Contemporary. Wellman and Chase-Daniel discuss the fifth iteration of Axle’s ongoing E Pluribus Unum series, taking place now across Northern New Mexico.

August 6/7, 2022

Eliza Naranjo Morse, Jamison Chās Banks and Bess Murphy on Coffee and Culture.

Together with members of the local community at Ventana de Vida Naranjo Morse and Banks are working on Giving Growth, an interactive community art installation that involves edible plants and many flowers, grown at The Coe Center, at Ventana, and on Naranjo Morse’s farm at Kha’po’ Owenge. The artists and the Coe’s creative director speak about the project with Matthew Chase-Daniel on this week’s Coffee and Culture.

August 20/21, 2022

Doug Two Bulls on Coffee and Culture.

Doug Two Bulls and his cousins make music together as The Wake Singers. They are in New Mexico to participate in a concerts in Santa Fe and Albuquerque this weekend. Doug speaks about art, music, Santa Fe, and South Dakota with Matthew Chase-Daniel on this week’s Coffee and Culture.

July 23/24, 2022

Vicente Telles and Jason Garcia on Coffee and Culture.

Telles and Garcia are creating And She Dances… , an exhibition of works on paper for Axle Contemporary. The show includes drawings, serigraphs and stencil works, and pieces are created individually and collaboratively. The artists talk about their work and inspirations with Matthew Chase-Daniel on this week’s Coffee and Culture.

July 9/10, 2022

Patricia Perea and Michelle Lanteri on Coffee and Culture.

Perea is the director of the Manito Community Memory Project. Lanteri is the curator at the Millicent Rogers Museum, which is hosting an exhibition, Following the Manitos Trail.

uly 9/10, 2022

Jenice Gharib and Valerie Martinez on Coffee and Culture.

Gharib and Martinez have been working on CHART (Culture, History, Art, Reconciliation, and Truth), a project sanctioned and funded by the Governing Body of Santa Fe, in response to (but larger than) the toppling of the Soldier’s Monument on the Plaza. They talk about the project and the process with Matthew Chase-Daniel on this week’s Coffee and Culture.

June 25/26, 2022

Julie Chase-Daniel and Elizabeth Jacobson on Coffee and Culture.

Poetry Pollinators is a project which blends Poetry, Ecology and Art with a habitat for native pollinator bees. Created by Julie Chase-Daniel and Elizabeth Jacobson, the project opens with an installation on the banks of the Santa Fe River. The poet-organizers talk with Matthew Chase-Daniel on this week’s Coffee and Culture.