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| Albuquerque | • Albuquerque Museum | ||
| Roswell | • Roswell Museum and Art Center | ||
| Santa Fe | • Georgia O’Keeffe Museum | ||
| • Institute of American Indian Arts Museum | |||
| • Museum of Fine Arts | |||
| • Museum of International Folk Art | |||
| • Museum of New Mexico | |||
| • Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian | |||
| Taos | • Harwood Museum at the University of New Mexico | ||
| • Millicent Rogers Museum of Northern New Mexico | |||
| • Van Vechten-Lineberry Taos Art Museum | |||
 MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, SANTA FEIt’s About Time: 14,000 Years of Art in New MexicoOn display May 11, 2012 – Jan 5, 2014
 Ray Martin Abeyta (b. 1956) Indios (2002), Oil on linen, New Mexico Museum of Art, 2004.11.1 Gift of Ray Graham and Ray Martin Abeyta, 2004 It’s About Time traces art in the American Southwest from the earliest Clovis culture to the present. The exhibition and related publication include Native American, Hispanic and European American art. It’s About Time emphasizes the prime objects of artistic change as part of the centennial celebration of New Mexico statehood. The exhibition begins with the changing nature of New Mexico art and includes Paleo Indian, Ancestral Pueblo, and Native and Hispanic art during the Spanish Colonial period. The chronology continues with art from the American colonial, early statehood, and post-World War II periods. The contemporary works in the final section look to the past but envision the future. Viewers will note the interactions and artistic fusions that have occurred across ethnic divides over vast periods of time. Well-known artists in the exhibition include T.C. Cannon, Judy Chicago, E. Irving Couse, Robert Henri, Marsden Hartey, Luis Jimenez, Raymond Jonson, Agnes Martin, Maria and Julian Martinez, Bruce Nauman, Georgia O’Keeffe, Patrick Oliphant, Agnes Pelton, Florence Miller Pierce, Diego Romero, and Luis Tapia. A 300 page publication, with the same title, includes 240 full color reproductions will be published in The exhibition will open May 11, 2012 and run through January 2014. The exhibition is generously funded by the New Mexico Humanities Council, Newman’s Own Foundation, and the Museum of New Mexico Foundation. ….. Harwood Museum at the University of New MexicoTaos Pueblo PhotographsJune 26 – September 26, 2010
Ernest Knee, Taos Pueblo with Horse Cart, 1941, Silver Gelatin Print Taos Pueblo Photographs is an exhibition of original, rare photographs by William Henry Jackson (1842-1942) John Hillers (1843-1925) and Edward Curtis (1868-1952) as well as numerous contemporary artists. Taos Pueblo has been a magnet for photographers for over 140 years. This exhibition examines the unique site from historical as well as contemporary perspectives. |
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