A monthly offering at MIAC, Let’s Take a Look is your chance to bring by your personal treasures for evalauation. While curators are prohibited from assigning retail value (we have a list of external appraisers for you), our curatorial staff is great at helping determine age, origin, use, etc. of many objects. Items with Native […]
Join us for a delightful afternoon touring the home/studio of noted Jemez Pueblo artist Estella Loretto, currently the only Native American woman sculpting in monumental bronze. Her genuine spiritual nature defines her commitment to integrity and authenticity in her art and life. Estella studied and trained with mentors from around the world as well as […]
October 21 Pat Malone Warm and virtuosic acoustic guitar playing with a blues heart with modern harmonies and a traditional jazz soul. October 28 College Music Society, Missoula Montana Rehearsal in St. Francis from 5 to 7, free concert 7:30 to 9:30
The Women On The Mother Road in New Mexico: Route 66 Join project director Katrina Parks for this special screening and discussion program reexamining Route 66 from the perspective of New Mexican women. Themes of growing up, traveling, challenging gender stereotypes, confronting prejudice and pushing boundaries in a man’s world drive the project’s content. Parks […]
the 5th annual Fred Harvey Weekend in Santa Fe and Las Vegas, New Mexico. Download the full schedule. Make your reservations to be with us in Santa Fe on October 28 and 30 and in Las Vegas on October 29. A $50 registration fee (includes a $15 tax deductible donation) gets a reserved seat for […]
Centered around the experience of protracted looking at non-objective painting this exhibition features the works of artists Nick Aguayo, Harmony Hammond and John Zurier. All three artists produce compelling abstract works that utilize the physical and material qualities of paint as a means of subtle expression.
An exhibition centered around painting movements in 20th Century America, beginning with Robert Henri , Portrait of Dieguito Roybal, San Ildefonso Pueblo and ending with Agnes Martin, Untitled #6. Between those two benchmarks we explore the evolution of abstraction, federal support for art and artists during the Depression Era, the Transcendental Painting Group, Abstract Expressionism, Hard Edge Painting […]
Centered around the experience of protracted looking at non-objective painting this exhibition features the works of artists Nick Aguayo, Harmony Hammond and John Zurier. All three artists produce compelling abstract works that utilize the physical and material qualities of paint as a means of subtle expression.
An exhibition centered around painting movements in 20th Century America, beginning with Robert Henri , Portrait of Dieguito Roybal, San Ildefonso Pueblo and ending with Agnes Martin, Untitled #6. Between those two benchmarks we explore the evolution of abstraction, federal support for art and artists during the Depression Era, the Transcendental Painting Group, Abstract Expressionism, […]
Join author V R Janis for an afternoon of readings, storytelling, and a book signing. Described as Native American Harry Potter-esque, her books feature elves, dragons, fairies, and other magical creatures - perfect for this time of year! With thanks to the First Peoples Fund for underwriting. Free with museum admission.
Everyone is cordially invited to decorate sugar skulls, write a leaf for the cosmic tree of life, enjoy life music by Los Flores del Valle and a dance performance by Los Ninos de Santa Fe, sample pan de muerto. FREE Admission is sponsored by the Folk Art Committee and the Friends of Folk Art, supporting […]
On Nov. 1, the History Museum changes to its winter hours, when we’re closed on Mondays, but open 10 am to 5 pm Tuesdays through Sundays, and Free Friday Evenings, 5-8 pm, change to the first Friday of each month.
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