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headerReal New Mexico

A watercolor painting of a rock formation in the desert. The text "What is the Real New Mexico?" appears on the right.

Carl Redin, Enchanted Mesa

A watercolor painting of a rock formation in the desert. Carl Redin 1892 Stockholm, Sweden - 1944 Los Gatos, California Enchanted Mesa oil on canvas 1930 40 x 50 ¼ in. museum purchase, 1985 General Obligation Bonds, Albuquerque High School Collection PC1986.50.18

Common Ground: Art in New Mexico Click to Enter

A vibrant artwork featuring motifs and illustrations of figures like people and horses among bold blue and green designs. In the upper right is the text "click to enter" and in the upper right is the exhibition title, Common Ground. The Albuquerque Museum logo appears at the bottom.

button new to the collection

A painting of a child holding up a red flower and gazing at it with intensity. The text "New to the Collection" appears at the bottom.

button art as innovation

A Greek-influenced artwork featuring two athletic males in loin cloths running. The text "Art as Innovation" appears below.

button form line and geometric designs

A modern artwork with bold blocks of red, black, and white. The text "Line, Form, and Geometric Design" appears at the bottom.

button art as abstraction

A close up of a painting with bold red, green, and black paint strokes. The text "Art as Abstraction" appears at the bottom.

button visual experiments

A color-block type artwork in shades of yellow. The text "Visual Experiments" appears at the bottom.

button popular and unpopular culture

A metal sculpture vaguely resembling the head of a robot. The text "Popular and Unpopular Culture" appears at the bottom.

button shared space

A painting of trees and houses split by a road. Text that reads "Shared Space" appears at the bottom.

button art and spirit

A painting of an adobe building surrounded by people. The text "Art and Spirit" appears at the bottom.

button santos bultos and retablos

A painted metal sculpture of a woman with a crown. The text "Santos, Bultos, and Retablos" appears at the bottom.

button whose culture

A painting of a large group of people in native dress, many of who are holding goods and animals. The text "Whose Culture?" appears at the bottom.

button ways of seeing the self

A metal sculpture of a woman in a bathing suit reclining. The text "Ways of Seeing the Self" appear at the bottom.

button who's painting who

A painting of a person with outstretched arms. The text "Who's Painting Who?" appears at the bottom.

button what are portraits for

A painting of an older man wearing a suit in front of a pink wall. The text "What are Portraits For?" appears at the bottom.

button who are real new mexicans

A painting of a person wearing a cowboy hat and jeans seated inside. The text "Who are Real New Mexicans?" appears at the bottom.

button ways of seeing the land

A painting of a farm with the text "Ways of Seeing the Land" at the bottom.

button the built environment

A small building sculpture with the text "The Built Environment" at the bottom.

button what is the real new mexico

A painting of a rock formation with the text "What is the Real New Mexico?" below.