The Albuquerque Museum of Art and History
Upcoming Events & Exhibitions
Upcoming Events
Programs at The Albuquerque Museum for November and December
All programs are free with museum admission, unless otherwise noted.
Curator’s Conversations
Wednesday, November 4 & December 2
11:00 am
Join Andrew Connors, Curator of Art, for engaging discussions on select works in the exhibition, Albuquerque Now: Fall. A free Wednesday event, no admission required.
Sunday December 13
2:00 pm
Mestizo Mouth
Mestizo Mouth is a gathering of mixed minds and spoken word at its most dynamic. Made up entirely of Albuquerque-area slam/performance poets who are champions on the collegiate and national level of poetry slam, Mestizo Mouth promises to push performance poetry to new theatrical levels with its dynamic and energetic multi-voice performances.
These events are programs for the Exhibition Albuquerque Now: Fall.
Learn more about programs for Albuquerque Now
Upcoming Exhibitions
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Elias Rivera - Flower Market, Linen on Panel |
MINIATURES & MORE/2009
October 25 – December 6, 2009
Miniatures & More/ 2009 features paintings and sculptures by some of the leading artists in the United States. All the works are for sale with the proceeds going to support the Albuquerque Museum Foundation’s programs.
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| Hale Shoes, 1940s neon sign, museum permanent collection |
ALBUQUERQUE'S NEW TOWN
November 22, 2009 – July 2010
A story of Albuquerque following the Civil War to the heyday of Route 66.
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Spanish Dominions in North America, ca. 1829 |
WHERE’S ALBUQUERQUE? THREE HUNDRED YEARS OF NEW MEXICO MAPS
December 13, 2009 – June 2010
A family-oriented exploration of the city’s history through maps from the Museum permanent collection.
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Interior of Governor Lente's house, courtesy Museum of New Mexico, Palace of the Governors Photoachives, 12331 |
TIME EXPOSURES: PICTURING A HISTORY OF ISLETA PUEBLO IN
THE 19th CENTURY
December 20, 2009 – April 25, 2010
Organized by the Pueblo of Isleta, Time Exposure presents a visual history of Isleta Pueblo through historic photographs, artifacts, and songs.
Interior of Governor Lente's house, courtesy Museum of New Mexico, Palace of the Governors Photoachives, 12331