Events 2022

Virtual Studio Visit

Stop Motion Film Workshop
February 22nd, 2023; 6:00 - 7:30pm
Location: TBD

Video as Performance and the Performance of Video: How to Make Stop Motion Films on Your Phone

In this hands-on practicum, Peekaboo Pointe will demonstrate and model her art-making process for creating stop motion short films, a process she was introduced to during her MFA program in Interdisciplinary Arts and one she developed– often obsessively – during COVID. She began to question what happens to performance without an audience? How can video itself be a type of performance, and what does that mean for both the live and the mediatized? Her films, and her process for making them, begin to unravel strict divisions between live and digital, the body and mind, all the while offering a tongue-in-cheek stance that permeates her work as a performer and choreographer.

The workshop will include students taking their hand at creating their own stop-motion films, using found objects (to be provided) and the serendipity of incongruous juxtapositions. No prior experience or materials necessary, though students will be asked to download an app on their phone or device in advance of the workshop.

For more information about PEEKSHOW, contact lsally@nmsu.edu.

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PEEKSHOW
February 21, 2023; 6:00 -7:00pm
1308 E. University Ave., Las Cruces, New Mexico, 88003
Location: Bleachers

Stop-motion film showing with Artist Talk Back (Peekaboo Pointe & Dr. Lynn Sally) First come, first served.

PEEKSHOW features the mind-blowing stop-motion short films of renowned performance artist Peekaboo Pointe (NYC). Her films are melancholy and campy, taking head-on issues such as the aging female body, what it means to be a performing artist in a digital age, and her own personal struggles with fertility. As a queer multi-disciplinary artist, Peekaboo Pointe’s work celebrates the unveiled female form as a site of agency and subjecthood.

PEEKSHOW includes a talk back between the artist Peekaboo Pointe and scholar Dr. Lynn Sally, author of Neo-Burlesque: Striptease as Transformation, currently teaching “Performing Gender: Camp, Drag & Burlesque” at NMSU..

Virtual Studio Visit

Screening: “The Art of Un-War” a film by Maria Niro
February 2nd, 2023; 6:30 - 8:00pm
HJLC Building Room 125

Join us for a special screening for the new exhibition Ad Infinitum: Artists Against War and Imperialism NMSU Art Museum will be screening Maria Niro’s documentary “The Art of Un- War,” a tribute to Polish artist Krzysztof Wodiczko’s life, artistry, and passion for “Un-War.” Dr. Joanna Matuszak, NMSU’s Professor of Contemporary Art, will start the evening with an introduction of the documentary and the artist at the center of it.

See a trailer for more details: https://youtu.be/O25cnBmvXA0

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Exhibition Walk-through with Curator Dr. Joanna Matuszak
January 28th, 2023; 1:00pm - 1:45pm

Join Dr. Joanna Matuszak, visiting Assistant Professor of Contemporary Art History in the NMSU Department of Art for a walk-through of her exhibition Ad Infinitum: Artists Against War and Imperialism, a curation of war-era posters and artworks from the NMSU Permanent Art Collection. Matuszak will share the implications of contemporary art’s criticism of war and describe in more detail the selections from the collection chosen for this exhibition.

Virtual Studio Visit

Exhibition Walk-through with Curator Leslie Moody Castro for NMSU students
January 19th, 2023; 5:00pm
January 20th, 2023; 4:30pm

Join our visiting curator, Leslie Moody Castro, for a walk-through of Together Through as Within. Moody Castro, independent curator, and writer, will share her inspiration for this experiential exhibition of the recent work from staff and faculty within the Department of Art at New Mexico State University.

This walkthrough is being provided for NMSU students, faculty, and staff. Students interested in more information on how they can get involved as voluntary docents for the run of the exhibition are strongly encouraged to attend.

Virtual Studio Visit

Place: Artists, Making, and Moving
Dec 6, 2022 06:00 PM PST, 7:00 PM MST
Digitally broadcasting from Stanford & New Mexico State University

Join MFA students from Stanford and New Mexico State University for a virtual studio visit with artists Krystal Ramirez in Stanford, CA and Justin Favela in Springdale, AK. Ramirez and Favela both have work in the exhibition Contemporary Ex-Votos: Devotion Beyond Medium currently on view at the New Mexico State University Art Museum in Las Cruces. Both artists hail from Las Vegas, creating work that addresses where they come from, while living elsewhere. What does it mean to make work about a place you are no longer in, even if that move is temporary?

Justin Favela’s work draws from art history, popular culture and his Guatemalan/Mexican heritage. He is a Las Vegas native with a BFA in Studio Arts from University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) who works in the mediums of painting, sculpture, and performance.

Krystal Ramirez is an interdisciplinary artist whose work is centered around labor and the consumption of the brown body. She's a second-generation immigrant from the working-class landscape of Las Vegas, Nevada. She received a BFA in Photography from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) in 2009 and is currently an MFA candidate in Art Practice at Stanford University.

Image credits:
Image 1: Justin Favela, Image courtesy of the artist. Photograph by Mikayla Whitmore
Image 1: Krystal Ramirez, Image courtesy of the artist. Photograph by Mikayla Whitmore.

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OutsmART Ex-Voto Collage Workshops
October 22, November 5, November 19, 2022

NMSU Art Museum invites students ages K-12 to participate in three art-making workshops related to the current exhibition, Contemporary Ex-Votos: Devotion Beyond Medium. Students will learn about historic ex-votos, contemporary Latinx artists, and important themes of the exhibition. They will be invited to make personal ex-votos, learning to use collage skills and various techniques along the way. Participation in all three workshops is not required but recommended, since each workshop will build on the skills learned in the previous workshop. While classes will be geared towards K-12 participants, all ages and experience levels are encouraged to attend. Parents and guardians are invited to attend.

VOCABULARY:

Ex-voto: A painting of spiritual images made to give thanks for a miracle received. Typically, they are narrative images that show the personal story of how the miracle happened.

Collage: a technique of making art where materials from different sources (magazine clippings, ribbons, paint, tissue paper, text, or photos) are glued together to create a new whole.

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Nazarin Movie and Discussion
November 17, 2022; 5:30pm

Screening of Luis Buñuel’s 1959 film Nazarín, followed by a discussion with Emmanuel Ramos-Barrajas of Borderless Cultures. Borderless Cultures is an ongoing collaboration with filmmakers and scholars to create opportunities for entertainment, education, and the critical dissection of the racialization of Latinx peoples in film.

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Artist talk with Eric J. Garcia, in partnership with NMSU’s Visiting Artist and Scholar Series Online/Offline
November 7, 2022; 6:00pm "Artist Talk"
November 8, 2022 9am - 11:30am "Workshop"

Exhibition artist Eric J. Garcia will discuss research and new work from his time with the Roswell Artist-in-Residence program. He interrogates the language of the U.S. immigration system, specifically the term “alien,” and invading colonial powers to the Americas. The graphic style of his politically-charged work challenges viewers to question sources of power and the whitewashing of history.

The Visiting Artist and Scholars Committee is glad to announce that Eric J. Garcia will be holding a block printmaking workshop in conjunction with a Visiting Artist lecture. The workshop will be held in Devasthali Hall on Tuesday, November 8, from 9-11:30 am.

Seats for this workshop are limited and go on a first-come, first serve basis; please RSVP here by filling out this google document, and you will be contacted shortly with more information:

https://forms.gle/at1HDanYLAyfbu2QA

Panel: "Curatorial Practices in the Borderlands"

In-person and online

October 27, 2022; 5:30pm

Panel: “Curatorial Practices in the Borderlands” with Kerry Doyle of the Rubin Center for the Visual Arts at UTEP, Josie Lopez of Albuquerque Museum, Ed Gomez of Mexicali Biennial, Edgar Picazo editor-in-chief of Azul Arena, and Christian Diego Diego of Museo de Arte de Ciudad Juárez.

Moderated by Dr. Emmanuel Ortega, a prestigious panel of arts facilitators and curators will discuss their approaches to curating, exhibiting, and writing about the land and artistic practices specific to the borderland's region.

For more information click here

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Walk-Through with Dr. Emmanuel Ortega
October 1, 2022; 1pm:

Join exhibition curator Dr. Emmanuel Ortega, Marilynn Thoma Scholar and Assistant Professor in Art of the Spanish Americas at the University of Illinois at Chicago, for a walk-through of ContemporaryEx-Votos: Devotion Beyond Medium. Ortega will discuss themes present in the NMSU retablo Collection, commissioning artists for this exhibition, and his collaborative curatorial approach.

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Performance by DJ Mira Mira
September 30, 2022; 5:30pm - 6:30pm

Join us for a performance by DJ Mira Mira. Mira Mira aka Xochi Solis (she/her) is a mixed media artist born and raised in Austin, TX. In addition to her studio practice, she spins records with the Austin chapter of Chulita Vinyl Club with a focus on the preservation and performance of Tejanx culture. Find more of her mixes at www.mixcloud.com/mira_mira or www.patreon.com/mira_mira

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Virtual Lecture - Judy Chicago, Perspectives from Archives and Collections

Saturday May 7th, 1:00pm

This lecture, which was presented by William L. Fox, Director of the Center for Art + Environment at the Nevada Museum of Art will focus on the Nevada Museum of Art’s collection of Judy Chicago artworks, and the importance of institutional collections and archives for documenting and preserving artwork, resources, and historical information related to artists.

William L. Fox, Director of the Center for Art + Environment at the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno, Nevada, has variously been called an art critic, science writer, and cultural geographer. He has published sixteen books on cognition, art, and landscape and has researched and written books set in the Antarctic, the Arctic, the Himalaya, and the deserts of Chile, Australia, and the United States. His most recent book is Michael Heizer: The Once and Future Monuments.

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OutsmART Event- Embroidering a Feminist History

Saturday May 7th, 1:00pm

This OutsmART event will was led by Las Cruces-based embroidery artist, Bethany Meier from Queer and Crafty Creations. Meier will lead students through a workshop to create their own embroidery artwork that symbolizes and reflects on important women in their lives. This workshop included age-appropriate options for children, and will end with participants able to take their original artworks home with them! A digital version of the option will be available at the UAM’s website, and we encourage anyone who participates from home to post or send a photo of their artwork and tag the UAM.

Bethany Meier-Evans is a local art vendor and the owner of Queer and Crafty Creations. She started embroidering as a pandemic hobby in the spring of 2020 and loved it so much that she has turned it into a successful small business! When Bethany is not making embroidered art or hanging out at local art shows, she enjoys spending time with her spouse and their pets! As someone who is passionate about women's rights, Bethany is excited to have an opportunity to connect women's history with her love of embroidery! You can find her on Facebook, Instagram, and Etsy @QueerandCraftyCreations!

Panel Discussion- Critical Approaches to Place:
Thursday, January 20, 5:30PM

COLLAB SPACE, UAM, Devasthali Hall and on Zoom
Panelists shared thoughts on Las Cruces and our region—its pasts, presents, and futures. The panel coincides with a Spring 2022 class co-taught by Dr. Kerry Banazek (NMSU English) and Dr. Eric Magrane (NMSU Geography) that examines sense of place, media, mapping, and representation. Both the class and panel are part of the NEH-sponsored Critical Approaches to Place project.

Exhibition Opening Reception:
Contemporary Gallery & Bunny Conlon Gallery – Nikesha Breeze- Four Sites of Return: Ritual, Remembrance, Reparation and Reclamation

Mullennix Bridge Gallery– Remembered Landscapes: The Sacred Space of Home. Works by
Jackie Mitchell Edwards
University Art Museum, Devasthali Hall
Friday, January 21, 5:30-7:30PM

Stages of Tectonic Blackness: Blackdom live performance
University Art Museum, Devasthali Hall
January 21, 6:30PM

Here is a link to the performance: Stages of Tectonic Blackness - Live Performance

Artist Exhibition Walkthrough W/Nikesha Breeze
University Art Museum, Devasthali Hall
January 22, 12:00PM

The Colored Museum, A play written by George C. Wolfe
University Art Museum, Devasthali Hall
Fridays, February 4 , 11, 7:00PM

Performed and produced by The Be Group, The Colored Museum presents 11 humorous “exhibits” of African-American culture — from the depths of the Celebrity Slaveship to the spinning heights of Harlem.

Artist Talk: Sites of Resistance- Marie Alarcón, Nikesha Breeze, Nansi Guevara
Saturday, February 19, 1:00PM
Features artists who activate the intersections between diasporic communities, cultures and places to forge sites of resistance and sources of power. This panel is off-site and is part of Desierto Mountain Time. It will be located at Santa Fe Art Institute, 1600 St. Michaels Drive, Building #31 and online.
Learn more about the panel here

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Panel Discussion: Blackdom, New Mexico– Its History and Potential Futures
University Art Museum and on Zoom
Saturday, March 5, 2:00PM
This collaborative panel will explore the history of Blackdom, NM, the first and only all Black community in New Mexico, through the perspective of scholars, artists, and descendants of the founding 13 African American families of the town. The goal of this panel is to facilitate discussion of possibilities for lasting change in Southwest New Mexico for Black and brown people, and to make action steps towards gaining public and sustained access to the ruins of Blackdom, NM for future generations. The panel is presented by partnering organizations in Desierto Mountain Time (DesiertoMountainTime.org), a cross-border contemporary art collaboration.

Learn more about the panel here

OutsmART Children’s Workshops:
OutsmART is a series of Saturday interactive art workshops exploring the power of art to impact children’s everyday lives. All ages and experience levels are encouraged to attend. Parents and guardians are invited to come to the classes. Each workshop is related to artwork exhibited in the University Art Museum. More information coming soon.
Collage and Hand Tools Workshop W/Jackie Mitchell Edwards
Date: Saturday, February 5, 1:00PM
Community Performance Workshop W/Nikesha Breeze
Date: Saturday, February 12, 1:00PM
Theater Production workshop W/The Be Group
Date: Saturday, February 26, 1:00PM

Online Paper Plant Making Workshop with artist Justin Favela

The University Art Museum hosted a live virtual plant making workshop with artist Justin Favela where he taught community members and children how to create piñata-style paper sculptures for a desert garden that will be integrated into the show. This interactive event was pre recorded and posted on the UAM website for individuals to access after the workshop.
Read more about the workshop and follow along with the lesson here.

Saint Joseph & The Laborers, Retablo Making Workshop
Taught by NMSU alumni: Karen Conley, in collaboration with the Dona Ana Arts Council
Watch and follow along here:

The University Art Museum hosted a live virtual retablo making workshop with artist Karen Conley where she taught community members and children how to make retablos for the museum’s, “Joseph’s Feast Day” event, a community-sourced collection of homemade altars built by confined families all over the world. Altars can include retablos, photographs, food offerings, rosaries, milagros or other materials that may connect to stories of surviving COVID-19, struggles with illness or hardship and other journeys associated with labor.

This live interactive event was recorded and posted on the UAM website for individuals to access after the workshop to help make their home alters and retablo. Read more about the workshop here.
Download lesson plan now.

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Labor: Motherhood & Art in 2020
On view: February 28 – December 6, 2020
This exhibition features the work of artists Tracey Baran, María Berrío, Patty Chang, Lenka Clayton, Amy Cutler, Joey Fauerso, Tierney Gearon, Kate Gilmore, Jessica Jackson Hutchins, Las Hermanas Iglesias, Mary Kelly, Justine Kurland, Marilyn Minter, Laurel Nakadate, Hương Ngô & Hồng- Ân Trương, Yoko Ono, Catherine Opie, Laurie Simmons, Wendy Red Star, and Mickalene Thomas.
Public Opening reception: Friday, February 28, 2020, 6:30-8:30 PM
Jessica Jackson Hutchins Site-Specific Performance: Friday, February 28, 2020, 7:15 PM

Post Labor Events
February 28- March 30, 2020
Read, view and watch all the events we had opening weekend and throughout the first two weeks of Labor: Motherhood & Art in 2020 including: a curatorial Walkthrough with Marisa Sage and Joey Fauerso, an ARTIST/MOTHER Live Podcast: With Kaylan Buteyn, a Reading of the artist book by Lenka Clayton Mothers’ Days , and the Feminist Border Arts Film Festival.
Click here for full details.

ALONE/TOGETHER is a curated series of prerecorded online programs that took place on Saturdays during the Covid-19 pandemic. Created by the UAM in collaboration with artists and programming partners from Labor: Motherhood & Art in 2020 (Labor), ALONE/TOGETHER was fully online, utilizing an array of social media and online apps the global community had become even more familiar with in this new world of social distancing.

Many of these projects developed from existing programs that were slated to take place in the museum exhibition, including live performances, pre-recorded video, and experimental community programs led by artists in our community. Plans continue to evolve as our global situation does, and as we reopen to the pubic, we welcome you to read all about and watch all the programming that took place by clicking here.

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Mama Create-Ups (Prerecorded and available online!)
The UAM transitioned many of our previously scheduled Mama Create-Ups to a new online format. The Mama Create-Ups series provided informational talks by local specialists on themes, such as lactation, FMLA, and carving out time for your passions, offering resources for mothers within the local community, as well as our expanded digital community. All events took place on Saturdays at 1PM MST using the digital platform Zoom, and they lasted approximately one hour. In connection with each of the digital Mama Create-Up events, the UAM presented a uniquely designed OutsmART children’s art workshop created by a local artist mom. The UAM’s OutsmART children’s workshops mission is to expose children in the southwest region to art through exploration and play. These events were designed to be done around the house, with common art supplies, and can still be completed by children by following the videos and PDFs provided. This art workshop’s goal is intended to provide mothers with some alone time, but the art projects can be completed at any time and in collaboration with your children!

All the events and workshops were recorded and can be viewed below:

Online Mama Create-Ups #1: Mama’s Leche: Michelle Hackney and New Mexico Breastfeeding Task Force
Video of the event available now / Recorded live on June 20th.
OutsmART Children’s Program:
“Wild Beasts” Project for the Fierce Mama’s & Babes Artist to know: Henri Matisse with Mama’s Leche Illustrator: Mia Ortiz-Gandara. Download the PDF here and create at anytime from home.

Click here for more information regarding this event.

Online Mama Create-Ups #2: Carving Out Time For Your Art (Passions)
Artist/Mother Book-Heather Kirtland and Marissa Huber
Video of event available now / Recorded live on July 11, 2020
OutsmART Children’s Program: Andy Warhol Animal Portraits a workshop by artist/mother Isadora Stowe. Watch online and create from home at anytime by clicking here.

Click here for more information regarding this event.

Online Mama Create-Ups #3: The Facts About FMLA: Dulcinea Lara
Video of event available now / Recorded live on July 25, 2020
OutsmART Children’s Program: Radial Patterns w/artist mother Zoe Spiliotis

Click here for more information regarding this event.

Online Mama Create-Ups #4: Doula, Midwife, and OBGYN Panel: Explore childbirth options in the time of COVID.
With Ruth E. Romo, Bernadette Carrillo and Sabrina Paulos.
Video of event available now / Recorded live on Saturday, August 15, 2020
OutsmART Children’s Program: Stop Motion Animation, a workshop by artist/mother Sharbani Das Gupta
Register online here for the zoom workshop

Click here for more information regarding this event.

More online Mama Create-Ups programming coming soon including: Fostering or Adopting in New Mexico, and a panel with a Doula, Midwife, and OBGYN exploring childbirth options in NM. Check back often for updates.

Border Zones and Liminal Bodies
This screening features short video art pieces by 12 U.S. and international artists that invite viewers to contemplate contemporary issues, such as migration and refugee crises, disability and the body in movement, feminicide in Ciudad Juárez, water insecurity, and other issues. This program is the first of two screening events for this year’s Feminist Border Arts Film Festival organized by Gender and Sexuality Studies/Interdisciplinary Studies Department in collaboration with the Creative Media Institute.

ON VIEW: March 12, 2018, 10 AM – 6 PM.

In partnership with Visual AIDS, the University Art Gallery, Creative Media Institute and Gender and Sexuality Studies at New Mexico State University presents ALTERNATE ENDINGS, RADICAL BEGINNINGS for the 28th annual Day With(out) Art on World AIDS Day, December 1, 2017.

New Mexico State University:

Where: CMI Theatre: 2915 McFie Circle, NMSU, Las Cruces, 88003.

When: December 1, 6pm

What: Screening of ALTERNATE ENDINGS, RADICAL BEGINNINGS with introduction by Marisa Sage (University Art Gallery), Dr. M. Catherine Jonet (Gender and Sexuality Studies.), and Laura Anh Williams, Ph.D. (Gender and Sexuality Studies.). Co-presentation between the University Art Gallery, Department of Art, Creative Media Institute, and Gender and Sexuality Studies at New Mexico State University.

Almost Famous Student Sale

Friday, April 28, 2017, 4:00-7:00 pm

Lobby of the University Art Gallery

Sponsored by: The Friends of the University Art Gallery.

During the opening reception for the MFA thesis show, Life As It Is: Yolanda Cooper and the 2017 Juried Student Show.

WE ARE ALMOST FAMOUS, BUY OUR ART WHILE YOU STILL CAN!!
All mediums will be represented, from painting, prints, photography, sculpture, drawing, ceramics, and mixed media. The money raised at the student sale will not only support the individual students, but also the NMSU Department of Art clubs which give students opportunities to go to conventions, symposia, and other enriching activities that supplement their education. A portion of the art sales will support the Williams Hall Renovation Project and will be matched by Ammu and Rama Devasthali. In addition, the funds from any Friends of the University Art Gallery memberships purchased during the sale will go towards the William Hall Renovation Project. So, not only are you supporting the student artists, you are supporting the NMSU Department of Art clubs, as well as the future generations of art students at NMSU.

The sale is sponsored by the Friends of the University Art Gallery.

The 2nd Annual Valentine’s Party…Masquerade!

Thursday, February 9, 2017, 6-8 p.m. at the University Art Gallery

Enjoy a night of revelry while supporting the arts!

Suggested Donation: Friend Membership ($25/year)

Click here for the Facebook event page!

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Welcome Back Mixer & Closing Reception for Cranbrook

Presented by: UAG

August 25, 2016, 5-7 PM

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Fallen Stars Movie Series

co-sponsored by the NMSU CMI Department

A new movie series in the UAG honoring four recently deceased actors/filmmakers

Click here for more info!

Lecture/Outing with artist Katy Stuckel: Consumption Byproducts as Materials

Friday, April 22 at 10am

Read about this event here!

“Making Collaborative Art” with guest artist Lea WiseSurguy-Sophiliazo

April 1, 2016 from 12-1:30pm in the UAG

At this event, WiseSurguy-Sophiliazo will give a lecture about collaborative art followed by a collaborative workshop resulting in a performance! Click here to view photos from the lecture.

I ♥ Art Valentine’s Party 2016

February 11, 7-9pm, University Art Gallery

Friends of the University Art Gallery (UAG) invite art lovers/all current UAG members in the Southern New Mexico and Western Texas communities to “Be Our Valentine” at the first annual I ♥ Art Valentine’s Party on Thursday, February 11, 2016, from 7-9 p.m. at the University Art Gallery. You must RSVP by February 8th!

Click here for party photos!

Panel: Relational Sustainability–Explorations into water preservation, conservation, and water remediation ideas.

Saturday, January 23, 2016

12-1pm, University Art Gallery

As an associated program with our exhibition, Water! What is it good for?, exhibiting artists Bethany Taylor and Brenda Perry will present a panel discussion focused on environmental issues. This event is free and open to the public.

Click here to view photos from the lecture.

2016-17 Banner Project: Inspired by GEOMAGIC: Art, Science, and the Zuhl Collection

The University Art Gallery invited artists of all levels, ages, and locations to submit digital files of original works for consideration for our Biannual Banner Project.

The call for this Banner Project asked artists to submit works that dealt with themes surrounding the Anthropocene age and the natural environment. The project’s objective was to create an outdoor gallery experience that complemented the Zuhl Collection specimens and contemporary artworks featured in the GEOMAGIC exhibition. Check out the banners below and on the exterior walls of the Department of Art / D.W. Williams Hall building on the NMSU Main Campus

Saturday, October 3

Panel: Borderlands as Negotiated through the Arts

A scholarly panel focused on the topic of: visual and performance arts as creative catalysts that spark critical conversations among audiences about the complex, global issues of border governance.

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Thursday, October 1

Artist Lecture: Terri Warpinski

University Art Gallery, 6-7pm

Saturday, September 26, 2015

“Become a Friend” Membership Party

University Art Gallery, 4-7pm

Learn more here!

Friday, September 4

Artist Lecture: Jason Middlebrook

University Art Gallery, 6-7pm

RSVP on Facebook here!

Thursday, September 3

Reception for Your General Store and BETWEEN HERE AND THERE | Paul Turounet |
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Gallery talk and walk-through with artist Paul Turounet 6pm

University Art Gallery, 5-7pm

RSVP on Facebook here!

Wednesday, September 2

Workshop with Paul Turounet

Making Photographic Ex-Votos

University Art Gallery, 12-2pm

If you plan on attending, you will need to RSVP here.

Santa Fe Commission's Community Gallery Building

June 26th, 5-7pm

“30 UNDER 30” Exhibition Opening

Santa Fe Community Convention Center, Santa Fe, NM

The Santa Fe Commission’s Community Gallery will be opening their doors for their “30 UNDER 30” Exhibition. The featured artists (which include both NMSU faculty and alumni) were selected by a jury, of which our very own Director, Marisa Sage, was a part! If you cannot make the opening, the exhibition will run from June 26th through September 5th, 2015.

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