The Paseo Project
& Taos Film Festival
For the inaugural Taos Film Festival, The Paseo Project is proud to partner with festival organizers and a growing network of local arts and cultural organizations to help shape a bold, community-driven first edition of the festival.
Known for pushing the boundaries of how art is experienced in public space, The Paseo Project joins the Taos Film Festival to bring a distinctly “Paseo” sensibility to the event—one that embraces experimentation, interdisciplinary practice, and audience engagement. Together, we aim to expand what a film festival can be, moving beyond traditional screenings to include immersive, sculptural, and site-responsive approaches to film, video, and new media.
Through this partnership, we’re excited to help make the first Taos Film Festival expansive, accessible, and memorable—rooted in Taos, shaped by collaboration, and open to possibility.
2026 | Life After Dead Air
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Life After Dead Air
An exhibition activated by Dust Wave
Encore Gallery at Taos Center for the Arts
Presented as part of the Taos Film Festival, April 23–26, 2026Exhibition: April 23 - 26, 2026
“Life After Dead Air” Encore Gallery, Taos Center for the Arts, 133 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, Taos.Opening Reception: April 23, 4 - 6pm
“Life After Dead Air” by Dust Wave, Encore Gallery, Taos Center for the Arts, 133 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, Taos.Artist Talk: April 26, 2:30 pm
Dust Wave, Paseo Project’s Artist in Residence, The Gallery @ Hotel Willa, 233 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur, Taos.In conjunction with the inaugural Taos Film Festival, The Paseo Project partners with Dust Wave.
Dust Wave is an Albuquerque-based film and arts collective practicing positive, empathetic, and supportive collaboration. Since 2020 they have produced an array of creative projects including award winning films, festivals, and arts exhibitions and experiences.This exhibition brings together artists working with moving images to explore corporeal reality in a digital age. Though their practices differ, each artist centers the tensions of living in an age of uncertainty. With common themes of nostalgia and novelty, the works in the show approach these tensions with curiosity and joy. Together, they show how culture continues in the ruins of media infrastructure
Featuring works by Adrian Pijoan; Helen Atkins + Will Geusz; Julianne Aguilar; Dusty Deen; Alonso Indacochea; Rhiannon Barela; and Jacklyn Le.
Learn more about Dust Wave at dustwave.xyz
