Enjoy Scavenger hunt with prizes, fun interactive drawing activities designed for all ages while exploring the Museum’s summer exhibitions. Art materials provided by museum. Children must be chaperoned by adult. […]
Sunday Fun Day for Families Read More »
Meggan Gould and Andy Mattern will talk about their work in the show, Light Tight, and their interest in critically reexamining the medium of photography. Included with cost of Museum Admission.
Gallery Talk Meggan Gould and Andy Mattern Read More »
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
Be With Me, a Small Exhibition of Large Paintings Read More »
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
Conversations in Painting, Early 20th Century to Post-War American Art Read More »
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 4, 2017 (Santa Fe, NM) – On November 25, 1917, the New Mexico Museum of Art officially opened its doors to the public with much fanfare
Celebrating 100 Years Of The Art & Soul of New Mexico Read More »
Glass art has enjoyed a growing audience during the past several decades, among museums, scholars, and collectors alike. Glass is now a widely accepted and used medium in sculpture. Flux:
Flux: Reflections on Contemporary Glass Read More »
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 4, 2017 (Santa Fe, NM) – On November 25, 1917, the New Mexico Museum of Art officially opened its doors to the public with much fanfare
Celebrating 100 Years Of The Art & Soul of New Mexico Read More »
6 Jan 1912: New Mexico achieves Statehood 18 Mar 1915: Legislation New Mexico Legislature appropriates $30,000 for half the cost of constructing an art museum under the condition that another source contribute
New Mexico Museum of Art Centennial Timeline Read More »
Built between April 1916 and November 1917, the Museum of Art is considered an adaption of traditional Hispanic and Pueblo Indian Architecture. The museum design incorporates elements from many historic
History of the New Mexico Museum of Art Building Read More »
While last year’s popular studio tour focused on photography, this year’s tour features Albuquerque’s burgeoning art scene. The Sanitary Tortilla Factory is providing a creative environment for cutting edge artists
Annual Artist Studio Tour Sanitary Tortilla Factory in Albuquerque Read More »
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