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Documenting Albuquerque for over 35 years, photographer Alabama Milner created a remarkable portrait of Albuquerque in the early 20th Century. NMPBS ¡COLORES!

Alabama Milner’s Chronicle of Early 20th Century Albuquerque

Documenting Albuquerque for over 35 years, photographer Alabama Milner created a remarkable portrait of Albuquerque in the early 20th Century. NMPBS ¡COLORES!

A black and white photo of two men welding in a shop.

Albuquerque Museum presents a lecture by Marcus Burke, Senior Curator at the Hispanic Society Museum and Library about the woman behind the painting. One Albuquerque Media

More than Goya’s Muse, the Duchess of Alba

Albuquerque Museum presents a lecture by Marcus Burke, Senior Curator at the Hispanic Society Museum and Library about the woman behind the painting. One Albuquerque Media

A man at a podium showing a slideshow with 2 images of women in classic dress.

For centuries, needle workers in New Mexico have decorated plain woven cloth with a special embroidery technique and even tell stories in pictures. One Albuquerque Media

Colcha Embroidery

For centuries, needle workers in New Mexico have decorated plain woven cloth with a special embroidery technique and even tell stories in pictures. One Albuquerque Media

A man laying a multi-colored rug on a table.

Contemporary Hispanic jewelers build on the long local tradition of gold and silver-smiths but also infuse their work with experimentation, innovation, and personal style. One Albuquerque Media

Contemporary Hispanic Jewelry

Contemporary Hispanic jewelers build on the long local tradition of gold and silver-smiths but also infuse their work with experimentation, innovation, and personal style. One Albuquerque Media

A man holding beaded jewelry over a table that has other jewelry labeled on it.

From prehistory to the present, New Mexico has long possessed cultures of adornment. Albuquerque Museum’s curator of art, Andrew Connors, shares how jewelry making in New Mexico has always been about innovation. NMPBS ¡COLORES!

Jewelry Making in New Mexico

From prehistory to the present, New Mexico has long possessed cultures of adornment. Albuquerque Museum’s curator of art, Andrew Connors, shares how jewelry making in New Mexico has always been about innovation. NMPBS ¡COLORES!

A close up of a red and turquoise beaded necklace.

Conceived in honor of the 90th anniversary of Route 66, this exhibition celebrates the art, history and popular culture of the iconic Mother Road. One Albuquerque Media

Route 66: Radiance, Rust and Revival on the Mother Road

Conceived in honor of the 90th anniversary of Route 66, this exhibition celebrates the art, history and popular culture of the iconic Mother Road. One Albuquerque Media

Bringing a provocative vision to New Mexico’s art history, Albuquerque Museum curator Andrew Connors asks, “Who is a real New Mexican and what is the real New Mexico?” NMPBS ¡COLORES!

Common Ground

Bringing a provocative vision to New Mexico’s art history, Albuquerque Museum curator Andrew Connors asks, “Who is a real New Mexican and what is the real New Mexico?” NMPBS ¡COLORES!