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  • A New Perspective

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    Museum of Indian Arts and Culture Exhibit Highlights Isomeric Design Elements in Ancient Pueblo Pottery I fell backwards into the profession of graphic design fresh out of college. I graduated with a degree in humanities and, as an alternative…
  • Many Hands and Minds

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    Celebrating Collaboration at Bosque Redondo When the Bosque Redondo Memorial finally celebrates its public Grand Opening on May 28, says New Mexico Historic Sites Director Patrick Moore, “It’s going to be a big deal.” Call it an international…
  • Bridging Generations, Disciplines

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    Researcher Shelby Jones Shelby Jones has been fascinated by the Earth’s magnetic field since high school. “When I first heard that the characteristics of Earth’s magnetic field could be preserved in rocks, I was 15 and was blown away,”…
  • Hot Topic

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    Exhibition Explores the History of Hot Springs For Alicia Romero, curator of New Mexico and Nuevo mexicana/o history at the New Mexico History Museum, organizing a photo exhibition around hot springs in the state provided a much-needed ahhh moment…
  • Collecting in the 20th Century and Beyond

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    Amid the first blush of a year that will see the August opening of the Vladem Contemporary in Santa Fe’s Railyard Arts District, the New Mexico Museum of Art is launching a series of exhibitions at its original location.
  • Indigenous Celebration New Mexico 2022

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    IC22 is anoverarching international campaign leveraging the impact of the unprecedented number of Indigenous events occurring in Santa Fe and throughout New Mexico during 2022. Its Mission is: to elevate worldwide Indigenous artists, art and culture through the many…
  • Supporting Female Artisans

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    In the Museum Shops Female cooperatives around the globe support women continuing their traditions while gaining greater economic and social freedom. The textiles above are made through a cooperative in Northern India where female artisans are paid a fair…
  • Inspired and Refreshed

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    A Season of Inviting Public Programs After two years of COVID-related restrictions on public gatherings, the Museum of International Folk Art’s 2021 Día de los Muertos celebration was a sure sign that things were getting back to normal. “It’s…
  • Special Vladem Benefits for Increased Member Support

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    It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be a part of three grand-opening celebrations in one year, including the opening of Vladem Contemporary. To mark the occasion, we are offering limited-time benefits at the Vladem to all members. Additional Vladem Contemporary Benefits…
  • A Year to Remember

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    Many More Reasons to be a Member in 2022 After sixty years has passed, the Foundation has raised more than $90 million in private giving from 25,000 donors and nearly 14,000 members dedicated to the wellbeing of the Museum of…
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