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A small section of several displays from the Canopy of Color exhibition, featuring the colorful logo panel with multicolored hot air balloons.
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A close up of an artwork from the All Black and White exhibition featuring local artist works in black and white. This example features a spiral design in the center with detailed accents on the outer edges.
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A view of the weather lab exhibition featuring static and dynamic artworks of various cloud and weather phenomenon like the eye of a hurricane from space, lightning, and gathering storm clouds over a plain.
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A close up of a small section of a large painting featuring women aviators. This section features a red-headed woman with long dangle earrings and a pearl necklace. In the background behind her are two people in a blue hot air balloon.
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A close-up of a colorful overhead dome of one of the exhibits in this exhibition.
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A view of the Arctic Air exhibit featuring a display of cold weather camp with a polar bear statue, a tent with furs inside, and a digital table display on a stand in the foreground.
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A sculpture for The Art of Annularity exhibition at the Balloon Museum. The sculpture is a large, flat, blue circle suspended in the air by a series of thin metal poles.
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A collage of three photos featuring the same woman leading the Stories and Music in the Sky program. In two photos she is holding a book and animatedly gesturing. In the third she is holding a craft object. In the foreground in all three small children can be seen watching her presentation.
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A portrait photograph of Ed Yost in black and white. Yost is wearing a dark collared shirt and has a pipe in his mouth. He's looking just off-camera to the right.
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A large ceramic bowl with balloon drawings
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Community event on the north lawn of the Balloon Museum.
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Balloons take flight above the Balloon Museum.
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Two men standing inside a partially inflated yellow hot air balloon envelope preparing to do repairs and dry the balloon envelope after getting wet during an event.
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A close up of a wall collage of many color illustrations from the mid 19th century of modes of flight, both realistic and fanciful.
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Broken Boxes Sponsor Logos including the Department of Arts and Culture and the Albuquerque Museum Foundation.
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Raven Chacon headshot.
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Making American Artists Exhibit Sponsors: American Home Furniture, KKOB, and Magic 99.5.
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A painting of a group of people in a cage.
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A painting of a woman with a chair over her head. To her left is a tyrannosaurus rex. To her right is a chunk of red meat on the ground. Behind her is a partially cloudy sky with clouds and a faded face of a clock at a three quarter angle.
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Band members of Son Como Son pose and smile at the audience in front of a yellow wall.