11:OO AM–3:OO PM FAMILY-FRIENDLY HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES IN THE EDUCATION CLASSROOM Join us in MIAC’s Education Classroom for fun hands on activities for the whole family. No need to bring supplies, our Education Classroom is well stocked with paper, paints, scissors, glue, markers, and more! Create something inspiring to share with friends and family. 1:OO PM […]
John Paul in the gallery with one of his paños, which was created while incarcerated. Photo: Patricia Sigala. Juan Pablo en la galería con uno de sus paños, que creo mientras estaba encarcelado. Foto: Patricia Sigala.
This summer, we are offering a new, two-week photography program for high school students. Starting on July 24th and ending August 4th, this program is designed to treat the art of photography seriously, regardless of what kind of camera you are using. Professional DSLRs to cell phone cameras, all are welcome. Students will learn, both […]
In June and July, the Museum will host additional Family Art Making sessions in the Courtyard at the Plaza building on Wednesdays. Art making will be free, and adults can pay admission if they want to explore the galleries with their kids, before or after (admission is free for 16 and under). Light snacks will […]
Most Americans believe that the Civil War took place only in the East—Gettysburg, Atlanta, Appomattox—and that the fight involved only the North and the South. Beginning in the summer of 1861, however, the U.S. and Confederate armies clashed with each other and with Indigenous peoples in New Mexico and Arizona, fighting for control over the […]
Join us on First Friday for an in-gallery discussion on the art and artists featured in the exhibition With the Grain. Head of Curatorial Affairs, Christian Waguespack will lead this discussion with Jadira Gurule, Art Museum & Visual Arts program Manager for the National Hispanic Cultural Center and Jana Gottshalk, Curator of Collections, Education, and […]
Have you ever wanted to learn more about Bosque Redondo Memorial’s new exhibit? Have you ever wanted to know more stories about the Diné (Navajo) and Ndé (Mescalero Apache)? Join Ranger Lily on Thursday June 8, 2023 for a guided tour of the new permanent exhibition at Bosque Redondo Memorial. The weekly tour will start […]
The Museum Library is proud to partner with the Sant Fe Book Arts group to bring you The Life Cycle of the Book, an open house exhibition of exploded books. These new works of art were created from discarded books that exemplify the variety of printing techniques employed over time by publishers. Reveling in a […]
Please join us for Late Night Friday as we offer the public the opportunity to extend their visit at the museum and explore our amazing collections, and learn more about the historic people, places, and events, that over time touched New Mexico. Tonight’s visit is FREE TO NEW MEXICO RESIDENTS
Join one of our knowledgable docents on Friday evenings for a spotlight discussion of a work on view in the galleries. These deep dives are a great way to spend time with a work of art!
On Saturday, June 10, Bosque Redondo Memorial at Fort Sumner Historic Site will welcome Shawn Price and the Dinetah Dancers to perform traditional Diné (Navajo) dances and tell stories related to the dances and the Long Walk period. This will be done in recognition of the 155th commemoration of the signing of the Treaty of […]
On June 11, Ranger Joseph will give visitors “A Breath of Fresh Éire,” a history presentation one of the more mysterious owners in Los Luceros’ history, Irishman Elias Clark. The presentation will cover a wide range of topics revolving around Clark, including his lineage, life, and legacy at Los Luceros, as well as information on […]
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