Brainpower and Brownbags In Contemporary Rhythm: The Art and Life of Ernest L. Blumenschein
Presented by Elizabeth Cunningham, Independent Historian and Writer from Joseph, Oregon.
Presented by Elizabeth Cunningham, Independent Historian and Writer from Joseph, Oregon.
Take a strenuous hike with Joan Mathien, retired National Park Archeologist; historian, Bill Baxter; and Dody Fugate, MIAC/LOA Assistant Curator of Archeological Research Collections.$95 or $75 for MNMF members.Reservations required, call 505-476-1250
REFLECTIONS OF THE RIO ABAJO Photographic exhibition by Charlie Sanchez, Jr.This collection of 35 photographs by Charlie Sanchez Jr. features a reflective meditation upon the obscure, abandoned, and forgotten places and buildings of New Mexico's Rio Abajo. Each photograph is accompanied by the poetry of Irene Sanchez.
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Activities with minerals, animals, and plants.Featuring a slideshow presented by Bill Dunmire, author of Gardens of New Spain, courtesy of the New Mexico Humanities Council.
REFLECTIONS OF THE RIO ABAJO Photographic exhibition by Charlie Sanchez, Jr.This collection of 35 photographs by Charlie Sanchez Jr. features a reflective meditation upon the obscure, abandoned, and forgotten places and buildings of New Mexico's Rio Abajo. Each photograph is accompanied by the poetry of Irene Sanchez.
Presented by Sidney E. Berger, Ph.D., Director, Phillips Library, Peabody Essex Museum.At the Museum of International Folk Art Auditorium,FREE.Sponsored by the Palace Press
Taos artist Larry Bell has been examining the interplay between light and space - between perception and technological innovation - for over forty years. FREE. St. Francis Auditorium.
Scheduled events at the John Gaw Meem Auditorium at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, Museum Hill, 710 Camino Lejo:12:00 pm – Opening remarks by IARC Director Cynthia Chavez Lamar with reception following. 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm – Panel Discussion, The Original Six: Art, Gender, and Community Gloria Emerson, Erica Lord, Felice Lucero, […]
Barbara Williams - art projects for children and families.Free entry at Blue Gate.
Experience outdoor pottery firing and assist with traditional food preparation.$125 or $105 for MNMF membersReservations required, call 505-476-1250
The Friends of Coronado State Monument are offering a Memory Stepping Stone Workshop June 14, 2008. Memory Stepping Stones are hand-made stepping stones using quickset cement in a form on which you press imprints of leaves or flowers for a naturalistic motif or you may use arrowheads or turquoise for a southwestern flavor. Other options […]
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