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The Landmarks Commission provides guidance for development in historic districts and on sites and structures that have been designated as City landmarks.
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A black papel picado (cut paper) work featuring a figure holding tomatoes.
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A black papel picado (cut paper) work featuring a figure holding corn.
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A black papel picado (cut paper) work featuring a figure holding beans.
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A black papel picado (cut paper) work featuring a figure holding chiles.
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Four black papel picado (cut paper) works arranged into cardinal directions. Each work features a figure holding a traditional Mexican crop.
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An in-progress view of Paul Sarkisian's Visiting Artist exhibition, showing large, wall-mounted works composed of colorful squares being installed in the lobby of the Albuquerque Museum.
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Three mixed-media collages by Paul Sarkisian, displayed in the Albuquerque Museum's Ventana Salon.
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Untitled (right leaning red51) by Paul Sarkisian, a bright red, wall-mounted form with an organic shape composed of interlocking ovals.
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2026 / 2027 information about open enrollment.
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Public Safety Tax Advisory Board Agenda May 12, 2026
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Detail of "Erase the Horse..." by Nanibah Chacon, showing the left side of the mural which features a white horse against a black background.
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Detail of "Erase the Horse..." by Nanibah Chacon, showing the right side of the mural which features a black geometric design against a white background.
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Detail of Meridiae by Lea Anderson, composed of translucent, colorful, circular shapes, installed on a window in the lobby of the Albuquerque Museum.
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a proposed change to the zone and hearing examiner rules.
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Glass Scaffold by Ron Rael, composed of clear glass rods connected together in a scaffold-like structure, installed in the Albuquerque Museum's East Atrium.
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Detail of Glass Scaffold by Ron Rael, composed of clear glass rods connected together in a scaffold-like structure, installed in the Albuquerque Museum's East Atrium.
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Glass Scaffold by Ron Rael, composed of clear glass rods connected together in a scaffold-like structure, installed in the Albuquerque Museum's East Atrium.
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"Erase the Horse..." by Nanibah Chacon, a large, black-and-white mural featuring a horse opposite a geometric design, installed in the lobby of the Albuquerque Museum.