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(SANTA FE, January 23, 2017)—Seasoned world travelers and folk art collectors Kirk and Sheila Ellis will share some of their experiences and images from their recent journey through Iran’s Central Valley at the Museum of In...
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Storage Bowl, c 1906, Pomo, artist known as “Captain Jack’s Wife”, Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, 28. Photography: Blair Clark.
Photo from the Ellis collection.
Transitional-Period Serape, Awos Beeldléí, 1870-1900, Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, 9126.
Left to right: Carrying Bag, c 1900, Unangan tribe, 14320. Fancy Gathering Basket, c. 1885, Tlingit tribe, 25435. Museum of Indian Arts & Culture. Photography: Addison Doty.
From the Ellis collection.
Stew bowl, Santo Domingo Pueblo, artist unknown, ca. 1920, Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, 12397. Photography: Addison Doty.
Wedding Dress. Skopska Blatiya, c. 1910. Museum of International Folk Art, apron/vest gift of Ron Wixman and Stephen Glaser Collection, et. al., A.2008.7.52, 54. Photography: Addison Doty
Storage Bowl, c 1906, Pomo, artist known as “Captain Jack’s Wife”, Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, 28. Photography: Blair Clark.
Stew bowl, Santo Domingo Pueblo, artist unknown, c. 1910-1920, Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, 12258. Photography: Addison Doty.
Jar, Santo Domingo Pueblo, Robert Tenorio, c. 1985, Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, 54672. Photography: Addison Doty.
Second-Phase Chief Blanket, Naat’aanii Bi Beeldléí 1850-1860, Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, 9160.
Jar, Santo Domingo Pueblo, artist unknown, c. 1920, Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, 18901. Photography: Addison Doty.
The Circles members will be the first to see this exhition which uncovers the process and practice of drawing by famed artists such as Dürer, Degas, Michelangelo, Matisse, Rembrandt and Riley. This exhibition studies their complex thinking, giving us fresh insight into the creative impulse of some of the world’s greatest artists. This event it …
The New Mexico Museum of Art is the first of only two US venues for this exhibition which uncovers the process and practice of drawing by famed artists such as Dürer, Degas, Michelangelo, Matisse, Rembrandt and Riley. This exhibition studies their complex thinking, giving us fresh insight into the creative impulse of some of the …
Members will be first to see this imaginative exhibition exploring the pilgrimage of young people who sought an alternative way of life at burgeoning communes during the 1960s and 70s in New Mexico and the social and civil rights movements of the era. Topics include issues of justice and identity and countering social norms. This …
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The Circles members will be first to see this imaginative exhibition exploring the pilgrimage of young people who sought an alternative way of life at burgeoning communes during the 1960s and 70s in New Mexico and the social and civil rights movements of the era. Topics include issues of justice and identity and countering social …
Members are invited to shop at the five museum shops this weekend and enjoy an extra 10% member discount. Members will receive 20% off and members of The Circles will receive 25% off. This event it for Foundation members. To become a member please contact the Membership Office at 505.982.6366 ext. 100.
On this tour, members will see paintings and sculptures created by artist Frank Buffalo Hyde. He fuses imagery from digital devices and popular culture to express how contemporary ways of communicating are changing how we experience reality. By presenting alternative perspectives on culture, his art both enriches cultural conversations and reflects on contemporary Native experience. …
Members will be first to see No Idle Hands: The Myths & Meanings of Tramp Art, which presents 150 examples of this art form, characterized by notched and layered wood to create various household objects. Made in the US and Europe (1870s-1940s), tramp art was an art of working class family men—despite what its name …
The Circles members will be first to see No Idle Hands: The Myths & Meanings of Tramp Art, which presents 150 examples of this art form, characterized by notched and layered wood to create various household objects. Made in the US and Europe (1870s-1940s), tramp art was an art of working class family men—despite what its …
The Circles will travel overseas to the Iberian Peninsula this fall, in conjunction with the Fractured Faiths exhibition opening in May at the New Mexico History Museum. Museum Director Andrew Wulf will be our travel companion. Our first stop is Madrid, Spain, for three days visiting world-renowned museums, cultural attractions and private art collections, including …
Over 150 museum-quality rugs are up for bid in the Palace Courtyard starting at 11 am (preview 9–11 am). A program of the Museum of New Mexico Foundation’s Museum Shop benefiting education, acquisitions and other programs at the Santa Fe museums, historic sites and Office of Archaeological Studies. Free; bid card $5.
Circles members will travel with museum staff to Berlin to experience the rich art, architecture and culture of Germany on this once-in-a-lifetime journey.
Foundation members are invited to preview Georgia OKeeffe in Process and Looking Forward Looking Back. 6 to 8 p.m. Premier Early Access for Patron, Benefactor and Ambassador members 6:30 to 8 p.m. All members welcome. Student, Individual/Dual, Family/Grandparents and Sponsor members and above Georgia OKeeffe in Process reveals the steps in OKeeffe’s creative process and technique that span her …
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