Director Masaki Kobayahsi tells four haunting tales adapted from Laficiadio Hearn’s famous collections of Japanese folklore. This vintage film is reminiscent of classical Japanese theater such as Noh or Kabuki theater with stunning visuals and slow pace. Film in Japanese with English subtitles. Show begins at 1:00 pm. Running time is 3 hours and 3 minutes. […]
Learn how to use a simple papermaking process to make some plant-able paper, which will sprout in your garden. All ages welcome- free with admission.
A New Undertaking Due to current stay-at-home orders, the Friends of History is working with New Mexico Historic Sites to take the First Wednesday Lecture Series online. The upcoming lecture provides the opportunity to explore web-based platforms. For this upcoming dialogue on Billy the Kid’s legacy, you can participate real time either via Facebook or YouTube. Here are the details: There are three […]
What: Our Fair New Mexico – A Virtual Concert Series presented by the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs in collaboration with the National Hispanic Cultural Center Who: Dos Gatos When: Friday, May 8, 7 p.m. (MDT) Where: National Hispanic Cultural Center Facebook Page and other DCA-affiliated Facebook pages
Film Screening and Conversations with Filmmaker Majorie Hunt and New Mexico artisans featured in the film. Good Work: Masters of the Building Arts is a 65-minutr documentary film portrait of artisans from across America working in the building trades, including Hispanic adobe builders in Abiquiu, New Mexico Majorie Hunt is a folklorist and curator with […]
What: Our Fair New Mexico – A Virtual Concert Series presented by the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs in collaboration with the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture Who: Jacob Shije When: Sunday, May 10, 1 p.m. (MDT) Where: Museum of Indian Arts & Culture Facebook Page and other DCA-affiliated Facebook pages
This talk explores the role of San Ildefonso in founding the MNM and emphasizes MIAC collections and their continuing relationships to community, and how they present the vital role of San I people in creating the MNM. Go to https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81731542299 at Noon on Wednesday the 13th.
Timothy explored working with clay during his high school years, though he didn’t work with it professionally until about a decade ago. By trial and error, he has learned how to replicate prehistoric and historic Zuni pottery and designs using traditional natural materials collected on the Zuni reservation: clay, pigments, and plants for paint.
By Jorge Gonzalez Estrella, Ph.D., Dept Civil, Construction & Environ. Eng. UNM Thursday, May 14th from 9:30- 11:00 am Water all over the globe, including drinking water, is becoming contaminated by microplastics. What new techniques in civil and environmental engineering can remediate this problem? Dr. Gonzalez Estrella is a Research Assist. Prof, Dept of Civil, […]
Charles King is approaching his 25th year as a leading gallerist in Scottsdale, specializing in the highest quality and most innovative pueblo pottery. King Galleries represents many of today’s leading potters and Charles is known for his in-depth knowledge of the thought process and motivation behind every piece in the gallery. His most recent book, […]
What: Our Fair New Mexico – A Virtual Concert Series presented by the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs in collaboration with the Museum of International Folk Art Who: Lone Piñon When: Friday, May 15, 7 p.m. (MDT) Where: Museum of International Folk Art Facebook Page and other DCA-affiliated Facebook pages
Explore 10 Highlights from the world renowned Alexander Girard Wing-VIRTUALLY Multiple Visions: A Common Bond has been the destination for well over a million first-time and repeat visitors to the Museum of International Folk Art. First, second, third, or countless times around, we find our gaze drawn by different objects, different scenes. With more than 10,000 […]
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