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Founded in 1951, the Museum of New Mexico Press is an award-winning publisher of finely designed and crafted books that reflect the collections of the Museum of New Mexico and explore the culture of the Southwest. Specializations include fine art and folk art, photography, Native Americana, the Hispanic Southwest, nature and gardening, and architecture and style. For a complete listing of books in print, call 800 249-7737. |
Down Country
Synthesizes archeaological and historical research to create a landmark study of the Southern Tewa Pueblo culture that rose, faltered, reasserted itself, and ultimately, perished in the Galisteo.
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Changing Dreams:
A moving and fascinating documentary look at the Oaxacan woodcarvers that create the extremely popular novelty figures. Complete with 95 duotones, this insightful book gives a human face to immigratio . . .
Filipino Cuisine
Beautifully produced and highly reocmmended. - Library Journal This is the most interesting of all books on this cuisine. - A World of Cookbooks An interesting and informative book for cooks who . . .
Elvis Romero and Fiesta de Santa Fe, Featuring Zozobra's Great Escape
This book illuminates what is special about Santa Fe’s yearly celebration in a fiesta memoir and novella centered around Zozobra—Old Man Gloom— by Santa Fe native and cultural observer Andrew Le . . .
Making a Hand
Ranching families reflect a deeply rooted agricultural tradition the day-to-day workings of which have changed little over generations. This book is a tribute to the newest generation of ranchers grow . . .
Light in the Desert: Photographs from the Monastery of Christ in the Desert
After being imprisoned in Afghanistan while on assignment for Life magazine in 1989, photojournalist Tony O’Brien sought solace and perspective at the Benedictine sanctuary, Christ in the Desert Mon . . .
