UNM Art History alumna, Suzanne McLeod (Ph.D. 2020) awarded the Popejoy Dissertation Prize
UNM Art History alumna, Suzanne McLeod (Ph.D. 2020) has been awarded the Popejoy Dissertation Prize for her ground-breaking dissertation on Spanish-Indigenous contact in the Pacific Northwest in the 18th century. Suzanne is currently the Assistant Professor of Indigenous Art History at the University of Manitoba, where she has worked to expand the curriculum, especially with Indigenous curricular offerings, curate exhibitions, present at conferences, organize workshops, and publish grant-supported research.
Voltage: UNM’s Faculty Dance Concert Sparks Energy, Emotion, and Artistry
By Madrone Matishak, February 20, 2025Albuquerque, NM – The University of New Mexico’s Department of Theatre and Dance proudly presents Voltage, an electrifying concert inspired by the production season’s theme of Safety/Danger. This performance explores tension,...
UNM’s Moving Image Arts class shares stories of those incarcerated in exhibition
The University of New Mexico’s “Moving Image Arts” class invites the campus community to an exhibition in partnership with the local nonprofit, JustWrite.The exhibition runs through Feb. 21, at the John Sommers Gallery located on the second-floor lobby of the UNM Art...
Marchiando and Stojanovska to present “Soundscapes of Her,” music for trumpet and piano on KHFM, 95.5 FM “10 at 10” Series with Brent Stevens
UNM Associate Professor of Trumpet, Dr. John Marchiando, and pianist Dr. Natasha Stojanovska will perform and chat about music from the "Soundscapes of Her" concert presentation of music by women composers. Joined by Tanya Cole, Dr. Marchiando and Dr. Stojanovska will...