April 29, 2010. by Eric Hill, NMSU Round Up, pages 9-10. Artist George Mendoza... ...is renowned for his vibrantly colored artwork, popular in all parts of the world, and with his unique works of art in the fabric and textiles industry, Mendoza has become a household name. Mendoza is not your typical artist. At the age of fifteen, Mendoza was diagnosed with a kinetic eye disorder and leg More »

KRWG Aggie Almanac Webcast: Helping Artists Make A Living (David Boje) Feb. 1, 2009: Southern New Mexico has a lot of artists, but many of them struggle to survive. On this week’s program, we take you to the first ever Arts Convention at NMSU where students are reaching out to the art community to find ways to make art in this region profitable. More »

Dec. 28, 2008. Retrieved online Dec. 30, 2008 from S. Derrickson Moore, Las Cruces Sun-News David Boje appeared in two December 2008 "Las Cruces Sun News" articles for promoting the Las Cruces "Arts Scene" in service-learning projects conducted by his Mgt448 and Mgt 548 classes. Las Cruces Sun-News online. "People don't realize the art assets we have here. We're going to put Las Cruces an More »

September 19, 2008 by Hotline, The final session of the Arts Convention will be held from 4:30 to 8 p.m. Monday, Sept. 22, in Corbett Center, Doña Ana Room.  Certificates will be given out to task force members and to Business students, as well as to the amazing line up of speakers who addressed this year’s convention. Garrey Caruthers, the Business College dean, will give the welcome a More »

September 4, 2008 by Denise Nava NMSU Round Up The first annual New Mexico Arts Convention will be held this month at NMSU to further the awareness of the Las Cruces art and cultural scene, not just in the community, but globally. Hosted by the Talking Stick Institute (TSI), the arts convention will be held at the Corbett Center Student Union in three separate sessions on Sept. 8, 15 and More »

August 27, 2008 by Louie Calderon NMSU News Center To promote the economic impact of arts and culture in Southern New Mexico, The Talking Stick Institute (TSI) will be having the first New Mexico Arts Convention at New Mexico State University. The arts convention will be held in three sessions Sept. 8, 15 and 22 at the NMSU Corbett Center Student Union with different speakers and events More »