Join us as we celebrate the opening of Hindsight Insight 3.0: Portraits, Landscapes, and Abstraction from the UNM Art Museum. Hindsight Insight 3.0 is the second version of the UNM Art Museum’s hybrid project space and exhibition devoted to complicating existing narratives about racism, colonialism, and gender stereotypes while de-centering curatorial authority and institutional voice....
You’re invited to a birthday party at the UNM Art Museum! October 10th marks the date of UNMAM’s first-ever opening reception in the 1960s. Since then, UNMAM has remained dedicated to supporting and working closely with the UNM student community through exhibitions, programs, and professional development. The Student Advisory Council is celebrating this history with...
Justine M. Andrews, PhD, leads a series of guided exercises designed to help participants slow down, look closely, and experience works of art in a whole new way. It’s fun, easy and relaxing, requiring nothing more than a pen or pencil and a sheet of paper. This program is ideal for anyone who loves art...
Join us on October 27th from 4-5 PM to celebrate the launch of Afterlives: Photography, Memory, Archive, a zine created by Collective Constructs, as well as the debut of two student artwork projects in the Reading Room of Hindsight Insight 3.0. Members of Collective Constructs will read excerpts and speak on the process of creating...
Join us on November 28th from 5:30 – 6:30 PM for "Students Talk" in Hindsight Insight 3.0 in the Coke Gallery at UNMAM. UNM Graduate students Emily Jones, Amber Lane, Chole Dichter, and Tiranee Moody, will speak on artworks in Evolving Vision: 20th Century Photography in connection to their current artistic and teaching practices. This section...
For a Future Now takes the form of three poncho-style garments and a participatory script. Curreri makes the script for For a Future Now in the spirit of a cento – an Italian poetic structure translating to “patchwork.” The cast of characters are based on real and fictional people, as well as contemporary and historical...
Justine M. Andrews, PhD, leads a series of guided exercises designed to help participants slow down, look closely, and experience works of art in a whole new way. It’s fun, easy and relaxing, requiring nothing more than a pen or pencil and a sheet of paper. This program is ideal for anyone who loves art...
