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The article offers information on the July 22-28, 2018 Tres Culturas SchoolArts/CRIZMAC seminar in Northern New Mexico,which offers tours of locations related to art and artist Georgia O'Keeffe.

In the article, the author discusses the importance of nature in the lives of humans, as well as the effectiveness of art as a way for young people to experience and appreciate nature. Also cited are the author's experience with nature, her love of New Mexico because of its artistic spirit, quality of light, and natural beauty, and the true-to-life painting of artist Georgia O'Keeffe.

The article discusses the Folk Art Extravaganza seminar held by the journal "School Arts" and the CRIZMAC company in Santa Fe, New Mexico in July 2011. The seminar featured museum visits and a visit to the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market as well as special guest Pakistani quilter Naina Valasai from the Ralli Quilts women's cooperative.

The article offers information on various summer workshops in Santa Fe, New Mexico titled "Folk Arts Traditions and Beyond," on July 6-12, 2010, and another one titled "Pueblo Indian Art and Culture," on July 13-19, 2010.

The article offers information on several workshops related to art such as the one titled "Folk Art Traditions and Beyond" to be held from July 6 to 12, 2010 and "Pueblo Indian Art and Culture" from July 13-19, 2010 in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

The article presents the author's insight about San Francisco de Asis, a Spanish mission church in Rancho de Taos, New Mexico, and its implications to student learning on built environment. She relates that the distinctiveness of the church's structure can be introduced a concept of built environment. She states that teaching about the built environment facilitates students to learn about three-dimensional structures, architecture, and related careers in art.

The author reflects on the section called "Cycles" during the exhibit at the Museum of Native American Art and Culture in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The author notes that the cycles depict the stages of life from child to elder. The author relates that art room is meant for the exploration of the cycles of life since the expression of such concept is visual.

The article highlights the Folk Art Market in Santa Fe, New Mexico. According to the author, the Folk Art Market has grown into the country's biggest venue for authentic, quality, international folk art and a major international economic sustainability of folk artists worldwide. In 2007, the market has lured over 20,000 visitors and earned millions of dollars in sales for its artisans.

The author reflects on the importance of the concept of symphony found in the small murals created by artists Doug Quarles and Sharon Quarles in Tucumcari, New Mexico. She said that the murals of the two artists created through symphony are a synthesis of images that best represent different times, places, symbols, and relationships. She added that the introduction of the murals created something new for the townspeople to desire and value.