Photographer Meridel Rubenstein’s "Oppenheimer’s Chair and The Meeting" offers a thought-provoking work that weaves together two threads of history, as a feature within the exhibition; "Atomic Histories".
Join us to celebrate the opening of a new exhibition in our Lloyd Kiva New Contemporary Exhibition hall! What’s New in New: Selections from the Carol Warren Collection features a broad and deep collection of art including pieces by Tony Abeyta, Pat Priutt, Tammy Garcia, among dozens of others. From 1 - 4pm, Bernice Naranjo (Taos Pueblo) - who […]
While books were printed in Mexico during the sixteenth century, every bit of print was imported to New Mexico before 1834. When one finally arrived, Padre Antonio Jose Martinez 1793-1867 quickly bought it and took it to Taos, where he printed some 16 publications before the arrival of the Americans in 1846. These fall into […]
Pueblo Revival architecture is a building style begun in the early part of the 20th century that is rooted in concepts of Hispanic and Pueblo architecture, specifically as seen in the Mission churches of New Mexico. The New Mexico Museum of Art building is a prime example of this style. Visitors to this event will […]
Friday June 8th will offer a once in a lifetime opportunity for Navajo and Mescalero Apache visitors to shape a museum’s interpretation of their cultural history. On Saturday, June 9th visitors will have a chance to participate in a recreation of the Navajo return to the homeland to promote solidarity and reconciliation. Also on […]
Join us for an in gallery discussion of Frederick Hammersley’s computer drawings from the late 1960’s with Nancy Zastudil, administrative director of the Frederick Hammersley Foundation. Zastudil will discuss these early examples of an artist working with a computer to create original artwork. In 1968, after Frederick Hammersley moved to Albuquerque, he took an Art1 […]
Saturday nights this June and July by students from the Hummingbird Music Camp performing at the Jemez Historic site in Jemez Springs. The concerts will happen every Saturday night between May 26 and July 28 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. San Jose de los Jemez Mission.
Marjorie Devon, former Director of the Tamarind Institute in Albuquerque, and the Museum’s Head of Curatorial Affairs, Merry Scully, discuss Frederick Hammersley’s lithography. Free with cost of admission, NM residents 60+ free with ID Frederick Hammersley: To Paint without Thinking programing provided with support from the Frederick Hammersley Foundation and the Museum of New Mexico […]
Our popular Pueblo Pottery series continues with the talented Hubert Candelario, who has been making pottery for the last 30 years. Made the traditional way, his early works were polished redward. Today he is famous for his precisely carved puzzle pots, swirl pots, and pots with circular or hexagonal holes. Candelario has won numerous awards […]
Saturday nights this June and July by students from the Hummingbird Music Camp performing at the Jemez Historic site in Jemez Springs. The concerts will happen every Saturday night between May 26 and July 28 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. San Jose de los Jemez Mission.
Fort Selden Historic Site, in southern New Mexico, is setting aside a special day to honor fathers. On Saturday, June 16, the Fort hosts a family fun day in honor of Fathers which includes a continental breakfast served outside by the fire from 9 – 11 a.m. along with games and activities for the whole […]
Curator of Photography Katherine Ware talks with artist Megan Jacobs about the complex topic of family and personal identity in the exhibition Shifting Light: Photographic Perspectives. Meet in the Women’s Board Room Gallery on the second floor. Free with cost of admission. New Mexico residents 60 and older are admitted free on Wednesdays with ID. Image: Daniel […]
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