06/01/2026
In partnership with and , TCA is thrilled to announce the recipients of our 2nd Community Arts Fellowship — c. huilo c., The Rio Hondo Artists' Residency and Carol Padberg. Find out more about their projects and stay tuned for upcoming events and opportunities to connect directly with their work.
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c. huilo c. is an interdisciplinary artist working in immersive installation, experimental cinema, theater, mask-based performance, projection, fusion puppetry, and sculptural environments.
Through this fellowship, they bring their multi-modal Tales of a Jaguar Magician to the community through workshops, and through an in progress staging at TCA.
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Rio Hondo Artists’ Residency (RHAR) is an annual dance-based residency designed to forge connections between people, land and culture. RHAR is Zachariah Bigbee, Anaka Weiss-Jones and Athena Dunleavy.
Zachariah uses knowledge of ancient traditions to create art that reveals our better futures.
Anaka Weiss-Jones studies perspectives on spirituality, religion, the earth, and humanity through conversation and research.
Athena Dunleavy dances as ritual, exploring storytelling, memory, and conversation.
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Carol Padberg is an interdisciplinary artist whose work brings together craft, agriculture and community. As an artist, farmer, writer and researcher, her initiatives explore resiliency through poetic intervention and pragmatic engagement. She will create The KINection Garden at the Taos Land Trust.
This fellowship is made possible with support from
