Ania Hull

Hong Kong, New Mexico, United States

Journalist, Writer, Editor at Freelance

Staff Writer and Reporter at Santa Fe New Mexican

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The Kiffness is a Meowsical Musician

1 day ago | santafenewmexican.com | Ania Hull

Even if you don’t follow The Kiffness’ work, you may still have seen one or more of his videos online, like the one The Kiffness (whose real name is David Scott) collaborated on, from South Africa, in early March 2022 with Andriy Khlyvnyuk, the leader of the Ukrainian band BoomBox (Бумбокс). It was one of Scott’s most socially (and politically) engaged works and he released it March 4, a little more than a week after Russia invaded Ukraine.
Poetry Books Bring Rhyme and Reason to Children’s Day

1 day ago | santafenewmexican.com | Ania Hull

With Mother’s Day just behind us and Father’s Day on the horizon, it’s only fitting that this Sunday is National Children’s Day in the U.S. Although the origins of a national children’s day go back to the 19th century, we owe the tradition of celebrating it on the second Sunday of June to President George W. Bush, who proclaimed it a national holiday in 2001.
A New Photography Show at CENTER Brings our Atomic History into Focus

1 week ago | santafenewmexican.com | Ania Hull

Friday, May 30, is a big day at CENTER as the nonprofit, photography-centric gallery celebrates two significant happenings at once: the opening of a new educational space that has been a long time coming, and within that space, the launch of an inaugural exhibition titled From the Field: Nuclear Legacy.
A New Englander's Works Cast a Different Light for the Southwest

1 week ago | santafenewmexican.com | Ania Hull

“This is the first time, I think, where my paintings might come off a little bit exotic,” says Jeremy Miranda. He’s only half joking, but laughs regardless. Miranda is an artist in his mid-40s who’s lived in New England his entire life — in Rhode Island, in Boston, and now New Hampshire, in a town with just one or two small galleries. He studied painting at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
Chris Rainier Focuses on Cultures on the Brink

1 week ago | santafenewmexican.com | Ania Hull

Chris Rainier is in a race against the clock. The documentary and former war photographer has had some extraordinary experiences in his life: He worked with Ansel Adams and hung out with some of the greatest photographers of the 20th century; lived in and trekked through New Guinea six months a year for 10 years; documented and witnessed for Time magazine, NPR, and National Geographic conflicts and wars in Sarajevo, Somalia, and Rwanda; and embedded with the Yakuza in Japan.
The Beat is On: Our Annual Guide to the Santa Fe Summer Music Scene

2 weeks ago | santafenewmexican.com | Carolyn Graham |Ania Hull |Brian Sandford |Mark Tiarks

Worried you might get bored this summer in Santa Fe? Then you haven’t yet perused the classical, pop, Americana, operatic, and international music lineups that start to roll out next month and hit a fever pitch about the time you begin yearning for cooler northern New Mexico weather in fall.
A Centennial for the Books

2 weeks ago | santafenewmexican.com | Ania Hull

In a year of several historic anniversaries, if there’s one centennial celebration you can’t miss, it should be that of a public library. Public libraries give everyone access to information, knowledge, history, art, culture, the internet, social and other services, as well as books and periodicals, all for free. They also serve, perhaps unofficially, as temporary shelters from extreme heat or cold for those who may not have a roof over their head or be able to afford heating or air conditioning.
Amy Sedaris is the Lady of the House

2 weeks ago | santafenewmexican.com | Ania Hull

When Amy Sedaris speaks with Pasatiempo on a Friday afternoon in late April, she’s in her apartment in Greenwich Village. The apartment, which she bought in 2008, is in a red-brick Victorian-style building called The Hampshire. It was built in 1883, on West Ninth Street, in an area known as the Gold Coast of Lower Fifth Avenue just north of Washington Square.
Photographer Chris Rainier Focuses on Cultures on the Brink

3 weeks ago | santafenewmexican.com | Ania Hull

Chris Rainier is in a race against the clock. The documentary and former war photographer has had some extraordinary experiences in his life: He worked with Ansel Adams and hung out with some of the greatest photographers of the 20th century; lived in and trekked through New Guinea six months a year for 10 years; documented and witnessed for Time magazine, NPR, and National Geographic conflicts and wars in Sarajevo, Somalia, and Rwanda; and embedded with the Yakuza in Japan.
Native Elements Art Festival + Market Celebrates Indigenous Artists

3 weeks ago | santafenewmexican.com | Ania Hull

This May is a month of many firsts for Indigenous events. One of them, the inaugural Native Elements Art Festival + Market, takes place during Memorial Day weekend at the Santa Fe Botanical Garden starting Wednesday, May 21, and running through May 26. The event benefits Native artists, the Institute of American Indian Arts Scholarship Fund, the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women, and the Santa Fe Botanical Garden.