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GIFT SHOP
Now through December, The Harwood Gift Shop will feature a trunk show with the work of "The Freedom Fibers," a group of Taos fiber artists who create the most beautiful handspun yarns, shawls, fiber jewelry and collage work, as well as this year's number one fashion must have--scarves. The award-winning group includes Linda Berger, Joan Besley, Linda Cassidy, Ann-Marie Hillings, Monte McBride and Faith Welsh. In addition, the Gift Shop has lots of unique ideas for under $50. The Harwood Gift Shop |
EXHIBITS
Risk Hazekamp
Valley of the Gods
Through January 24, 2010
Contemporary Analog Photography In and Around Taos
Desert Passage
Through January 24, 2010
Featuring the work of Anne Ausloss, Gerco de Ruijter and Jeroen van Westen. An exhibition exploring issues of land, water and environment of New Mexico.
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EVENTS
Celebrate the beauty of Taos for the Lighting of Ledoux on Saturday, December 12th from 5-7:30pm. Explore the treasures located along Ledoux Street, experience the beauty of luminarias and blazing farolitos. Enjoy Music by diverse entertainers, home-made cookies, hot cider and even a visit to the Harwood by Santa Claus! A great FREE event for the whole family.
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LEARN
Also on Saturday December 12th, at 10 am, a show for all ages by Christina Masoliver of the Puppet Theatre los Titiritros who will perform "Dona Adelina," an enchanting bilingual puppet show with music. This free program is part of the Harwood's Museum Adventures in Art Program which uses local artists as instructors and is made possible by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Harwood Museum Kids' Programs.
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NEWS
 Tell Us What You Think!
The Harwood Museum is searching for adults interested in participating in upcoming visitor research projects. Whether you're a frequent Harwood visitor, an infrequent visitor, or even if you've never been here before - we want to hear from you! If you'd like to participate in a focus group or similar visitor research activities, contact Harwood Director Susan Longhenry at susanl@unm.edu. |
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EXPANSION UPDATE
 The 10,000 square-foot expansion of the University of New Mexico's Harwood Museum of Art continues on pace for a grand opening in late 2010. To date, the demolition phase has been completed and more than 700 yards of soil have been excavated and removed. The foundation has been poured and the walls are now going up for the structure that will house shipping and receiving on the lowest rear level, art collections and storage on the mid-level, and a gallery and auditorium on the Ledoux Street level. The museum remains open while construction continues. |
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