The second talk in The Remix Room at UNM Art Museum Series will feature artist in residence León De la Rosa-Carrillo and collaborating UNM faculty. This presentation will focus on reimagining the artist residency classroom collaborations during quarantine to COVID-19.
Participants are invited to slow down, look closely, and experience works of art in a whole new way. Professor Justine M. Andrews will lead a series of guided exercises to help you meditate featuring works of art selected from the UNM Art Museum’s collection. Please RSVP with hkline@unm.edu.
Join the UNM Art Museum Student Advisory Board on November 18th from 5:30-7:00 PM for a special lecture and Q&A with Dr. Felipe Gonzales, Professor Emeritus, UNM Department of Sociology. Registration is required.
Artists Marisa Demarco, Dylan McLaughlin, and Jessica Zeglin will be joined by Arif Khan, Director of the UNM Art Museum, and Traci Quinn, former Curator of Education & Public Programs, to discuss the development, goals and artistic process of "There Must Be Other Names For The River." The virtual conversation, held on Zoom, is free and open to all but registration is required.
The UNM Art Museum Student Advisory Board is excited to welcome Alejo Benedetti, Associate Curator of Contemporary Art at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, for a Zoom presentation. From his home base in Arkansas, around the United States, and into the near reaches of space, join Alejo Benedetti for a digital look at curatorial practice at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. The virtual conversation, held on Zoom, is free and open to all but registration is required.
The Center for Environmental Arts and Humanities at the University of New Mexico (UNM) and the UNM Art Museum is pleased to announce a public talk by storyteller and cartoonist Zeke Peña. Late last year, the Center appointed Zeke Peña as its inaugural Art & Ecology Artist-in-Residence for the 2020-2021 academic year. This zoom webinar is FREE and open to the public, but registration is required.
There Must Be Other Names For The River and the UNM Art Museum present conversations to deepen our understanding of this moment in the Rio Grande’s lifespan. Artist and journalist Marisa Demarco hosts a panel discussion with environmental journalist Laura Paskus, hydrologist Phoebe Suina, and water planner Dagmar Llewellyn. Situated in the Middle Rio Grande Valley, the panel will discuss on-going issues surrounding climate change and the river. The virtual conversation, held on Zoom, is free and open to all but registration is required.
Rose B. Simpson: Seminar is a six-week intensive museum program on the UNM Art Museum’s new platform for artist/student collaboration:
UNMAM.ART. This experience is for UNM students—across all disciplines.
The first session of Global Photography: Temporalities and Spatial Logics, a 2-day virtual symposium. Learn more.
The final session of Global Photography: Temporalities and Spatial Logics, a 2-day virtual symposium. Learn more.
