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Gentirfcation though building codes for stupid over priced art

Wonderful short documentary! Can we expect to see an exhibit of her work and history in the near future?

Canyon road is s...t.

Very nice presentation of the history in and around Santa Fe. I spent years trying to get KNME to do more stories about the history of New Mexico. Because it took too much effort, they refused.

Beautifully done! Thank you for telling her story.

This is a wonderful video. I think the early Eva found in Agua Fria Village a very primitive place (the querencia that called out to her) that could be photographed and had connections to La Cienega, Tesuque and Santo Domingo Pueblo (Kewa). The same path that Jesse Nusbaum of the Museum of NM followed (and to some extent Adolph Bandelier). In Agua Fria, we had a Mrs. Parsons that lived by the church property.

Excellent.

I was born at St. Vincent's hospital when it was downtown near Canyon Road in 1971

It engages me that you start your breathing, gushing history AFTER the eviction of the indigenous people. F. U. If you want to "experience authenticity", walk a while in their moccasins.

What a wonderful story, Is there going to be more

Thanks for this good background. I regret not having more time to explore Canyon Road when I lived off Acequia Madre in early 1992, then in ABQ. But it's El Farol next weekend, before brining my friend to the Opera!

This is really great, all the interviews were people I know and respect. Everything said so spot on. The photos were astounding. Great job editing to make it flow so perfectly.

This is fantastic! So happy you are giving us a visual and oral history. A very special place.

In my opinion, the difference is that nowadays we have a sophisticated economy that provides a social safety net. This decreases and mitigates the violence and all the horrific atrocities associated with it. I recall from an economics course that the factors of production are land, capital, and labor. It's always about the economy and the allocation of the resources it produces. Back then (500 years ago), survival was crucial and a priority, that led to a different mindset. It was more like survival of the fittest. The historians and authors being interviewed added credibility to the educational objectives of the documentary. And it was easy to follow. Espero ver mas documentales históricos igúal a este. ¡Muchisimas gracias!

A totally sad story of the reality of conquest.

Beautiful! You found just the right people and photographs that could tell the story. Excellent choice for the narrator of John Pen La Farge.

What a great job, Kyle! A truly professional film and very interesting. Not being from New Mexico, nor familiar with the history I learned a lot! In 25 years you can probably take a trip to Mongolia and make a similar film, for better or worse!

Well done, Kyle. You have the full support of Voces de Santa Fe/Voces de New Mexico!

Bravo, Kyle! Wonderfully engaging and beautifully put together! Keep going.