Collective Weekly
The Triangle edition · Issue of May 21, 2026
What organizations in the Triangle published in the week to May 21, and where to turn up in the seven days after. Their words, their pictures, their bylines.
This week
33 stories from 27 organizations, found on their own sites between May 14 and May 21. One pick, then every one of them by the day it went up.
The Martinezes as Artists and Subjects
One of the most fascinating relationships among objects featured in the NCMA’s latest exhibition, Knowing the West (on view through August 9, 2026), can be found in the show’s first thematic section, which questions whose stories about the West have been amplified and whose have been overlooked. A vessel by Maria and Julian Martinez, arguably the most famed Southwest Native potters of the 20th century, is displayed next to a portrait of the Martinezes and their son, speaking to the strength of the artistic ecosystem within and surrounding Santa Fe.
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