Ph.D. Art History student, Jeannette Martínez awarded 2023 Graduate Fellowship at the Smithsonian

Ph.D. student in Art History, Jeannette Martínez has been awarded a coveted Summer 2023 Graduate Fellowship for the Latino Museum Studies Program at the Smithsonian. She will spend part of her summer in Washington, D.C. researching Latinx artists, art, and archives under the direction of artist and archivist, Josh Franco.

    29mar(mar 29)3:00 PM16jun(jun 16)5:00 PMFeaturedExtant Erosions: MFA Thesis by Emma Ressel1801 Mountain Rd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104

    14apr7:30 PM8:45 PMFeaturedQuitter! Glenn Kostur Faculty RecitalUNM Center for the Arts & Art Museum, Albuquerque, NM 87106

    19apr3:30 PM5:30 PMFeaturedXR Performance Hack-a-thonUNM Center for the Arts & Art Museum, Albuquerque, NM 87106

    24apr3:00 PM6:00 PMFeaturedFrederick Hammersley Visiting Artist Larry Madrigal: Open Studio1901 Central Ave. NE

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    02may(may 2)7:30 PM10(may 10)7:30 PMFeaturedRisky MovesThe Spring Student Choreography ConcertCarlisle Gym, Central Campus, Albuquerque, NM 87131

Emma Ressel Post-Doc Fellowship Awardee for Center for Regional Studies and More!

Emma Ressel Post-Doc Fellowship Awardee for Center for Regional Studies and More!

Emma Ressel (b. Bar Harbor, ME) is an artist working with large format film photography to make still life images with natural history collections. Her images aim to complicate the boundaries between dead versus alive, nature versus artifice, and beauty versus the grotesque. She is currently collaborating with biologists to problematize ideas around animal preservation and explore how science processes and institutions reveal our desire for proximity with nature.

Voces del Pueblo: Artists of the Levantamiento Chicano in New Mexico

Voces del Pueblo: Artists of the Levantamiento Chicano in New Mexico

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Professor Ray Hernández-Durán and Dr. Irene Vasquez are leading a groundbreaking project documenting first-generation New Mexican Chicana/o activism. The initiative includes an art exhibition, catalog, events, and an evolving archive, highlighting a pivotal movement in New Mexico’s history. The exhibition debuts April 25, 2025, at the National Hispanic Cultural Center.

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