Category: Art

“Homage to Then/Small Worlds” explores the physical world through an abstract lens. [more…]

Rather than treating Cannes as a standalone event, New Mexico is carrying that message forward. [more…]

The Telly Awards honors excellence in video and television across all screens and is judged by leaders from video platforms, television, streaming networks, and production… [more…]

“In the afterward of the book there’s a picture of my mom in 1935 at 18 years old in Dalhart, Texas. She was there in… [more…]

As buildings collapse, power fails, and the floodwater rises higher than anyone anticipated, a family vacation becomes a desperate fight for survival. [more…]

“There is something truly magical about the light and nature in southern New Mexico, and the generosity of the Las Cruces community made this ambitious… [more…]

Deadline to vote for your favorite is Thursday, May 28. [more…]

Audiences are invited to experience an evening of high-energy jazz, blending a dynamic range of musical styles and influences. [more…]

“Continuing the grant program is vital for fostering music engagement and education across New Mexico, especially in our rural, tribal, and underserved communities.” [more…]

“The idea is to preserve it as it is. If we can’t get something tiny off with the air bulb or some other minimal work,… [more…]

3 was filmed in and around Las Cruces, including at Palacio Bar in Mesilla, downtown Las Cruces, St. Andrew’s, Chope’s in La Mesa, and many… [more…]

“ ‘Barracuda’ is the perfect production to show off everything Las Cruces has to offer.” [more…]

Sonoma Elementary School earned its second Tell the Story Film Showcase win, following its 2025 victory. Las Cruces High School has now won best film… [more…]

“The American flag carries many meanings, and for Native communities, those meanings are often layered and deeply personal.” [more…]

“Our students bring curiosity, dedication, and joy to every rehearsal and performance, while our teachers create the opportunities, guidance, and inspiration that make those moments… [more…]

“It brings both professional and personal delight to the librarians and staff at the New Mexico State Library to receive a piece of the Library… [more…]

State also shortlisted for diversity, equity and inclusion award at Cannes [more…]

This meeting is open to the public. [more…]

The reading is free and open the public and copies of “Cinnamon Fire,” along with another of her books “For the Loneliness of Walking Out,”… [more…]

The Into the Great White Sands photographic collection is owned by the NMSU Library, Archives, and Special Collections. [more…]

“It’s an uplifting and unifying film and a ray of hope on Earth Day. There’s something we can all do about extreme climate.” [more…]

Bottle caps and packaging straps, once part of childhood play and learning, return to the work as reminders of how small, everyday objects quietly influence… [more…]

The goal of this exhibition is to pose questions about the founding of the United States as a nation and how its original promises outlined… [more…]

Artistic exhibitions have included photographs of agave fields and the making of tequila, ceramics reflecting the wildlife of the Mesilla Valley, and photographs related to… [more…]

Beginning Sunday, April 19, 2026, E.J. and Mabel and the Albert Johnson bronze sculptures will undergo maintenance. [more…]

“Aggie Fashion Week continues to demonstrate that sustainability can be both thoughtful and aesthetically compelling.” [more…]

The festival opened with She Dances, featuring Steve Zahn and Audrey Zahn, along with director Rick Gomez and producer Jenny Gomez. [more…]

First-place winners in grades 7-9 and 10-12 received guided half-day fishing trips provided by Mayfly Fly Fishing. [more…]

The show has something for everyone, from engaging paintings and creative drawings, to unique sculptures, and it’s on display until Saturday, April 18. [more…]

“We are grateful to NASAA for the opportunity to offer funding support to organizations in New Mexico who want to build resources and programs to… [more…]

The winning concept will be chosen by the public. Mural project will begin tentatively in early June 2026 and must be completed by June 30. [more…]

In “They Call You Back,” Hernandez searches for the victims of the plane crash, seeking to tell their stories and understand his own ancestral past… [more…]

“Ayres’ drawing is amazing for conveying the serenity and majesty of Yosemite.” [more…]

“Attendees can expect an enlightening discussion as the panelists explore the intricacies of horror filmmaking, the evolution of the genre and what makes horror films… [more…]

The Library’s U.S. Patent Office Advertising Prints and Labels Collection holds several of Mucha’s designs. [more…]

“Lessons from Reagan is being built not only as a film series, but as an educational asset.” [more…]

The Nelson-Boswell Reading Series invites visiting writers to NMSU to share their work with the community. [more…]

“His work has inspired a generation of filmmakers and film lovers alike. His mastery in blending humor and action, along with his unique storytelling, has… [more…]

The public is invited to the free opening reception for both exhibitions on March 27.  [more…]

“We couldn’t be more thrilled to welcome The Asylum’s latest film productions Shark Shiver and Shark Frenzy to Las Cruces.” [more…]

“Being out on the sidewalk or in the woods without headphones in, just being present in the auditory environment, really came through for me in… [more…]

“We’re constantly inspired by the creativity and teamwork this challenge sparks – and the fun the teams have.” [more…]

During the celebration, the museum also revealed the first winners of its New Mexico Heritage Short Film Contest, a competition encouraging filmmakers to explore stories… [more…]

Transit provided more bus shelters with poster frames for this year’s exhibit, increasing the program from six shelters to twelve throughout the city. [more…]

This exhibit is a modern reinterpretation of the 17th century “cabinets of curiosity,” in which private collectors showed off their interesting things. Anthropology graduate student… [more…]

“I hope people laugh, and I hope they can see the difficulty and the comedy in failure.” [more…]

LCIFF is now the largest student-run film festival in the country. [more…]

The New Mexico champion will receive an expense-paid trip to represent New Mexico at the Poetry Out Loud National Finals in Washington, DC, April 27-29,… [more…]

This juried exhibition features exceptional works created by junior and senior students from Las Cruces high schools, highlighting a broader selection of the most accomplished… [more…]