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SOFA comes to Santa Fe

SOFA is coming to Santa Fe! Do you know what SOFA is? SOFA stands for Sculptural Object, Functional Art. It considered one of the largest art... Comments: 0

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October/November 2008

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Designs on the Future

Top home-design professionals speak about bringing Santa Fe style into the 21st century

Story compiled and edited by Marin Sardy
Photo by Ben Tremper

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Archive » Table of Contents
	Table of Contents Articles from our October/November 2008 issue, available on newsstands now.
Archive » Around Town
St. John's Strikes Gold St. John's College capital campaign raised $134 million Story by Emiliano Garcia-Sarnoff
Archive » Home + Garden
	Second Street Spectacular Transforming an industrial warehouse into a sumptuous live/work space Story by Ashleigh Morris
Archive » Santa Fean Salutes
	From Chaos to Confidence Esperanza Shelter keeps families hopes alive Story by Bibi Deitz
Archive » Adventure
	Adventure - Spicier than Chile Salsa, tango and flamenco shake up Santa Fe nights. Story by Liz Napieralski
Archive » Appraisals
	Ask the Experts Solving the mysteries of your Southwest collectibles Appraisal by Joan Caballero
Archive » Art
	Now You See It Home's invisible influence on five local artists' work Story by Marin Sardy
	The Art of Seeing SITE Santa Fe director Laura Heon's not-so-hidden agenda Story by Marin Sardy
Archive » Dining
Dining Review: Luminaria Contemporary American cuisine with a sense of humor Story by John Vollertsen
	Savor the Flavors of Fall Seek out these regional, seasonal delights from local chefs Story by James Selby
Archive » Hot Tickets
	Indie But Goodie Compiled by the editors
Cause for Celebration: AID & Comfort Gala Compiled by the editors
Through the Looking Glass Compiled by the editors
12th Night - Theater
Archive » History
	City Different - Historical Fashion The annual Harvest Festival at El Rancho de las Golondrinas includes historical clothing. Story by Bibi Deitz