Category: Art

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…]

“This film speaks to the universal themes of hope and resilience, making it the perfect choice to launch our celebration of independent cinema.” [more…]

Have you seen the new shield on Fire Station 1? The artwork is titled “United In Service” by Jason Butler. [more…]

For five decades a prominent and diverse group of painters, weavers, sculptors, dancers, musicians, storytellers, poets, actors, playwrights, potters, and supporters of the arts have… [more…]

Before he was drafted into the Army in 1941, Munro worked as a muralist and commercial artist. [more…]

“The architecture and the landscapes that we were looking for, they don’t exist anymore …. much of what is in our film comes directly –… [more…]

Sport and style have long intersected at the Olympic Winter Games, with cutting -edge performance innovation complemented by each team’s unique aesthetic and legendary fashion… [more…]

Beginning in March 2026, the NM CreativeCon lineup includes five regional events, culminating in a statewide convening in June. [more…]

“The kindness and generosity of Mary and Paul Taylor and their family gave me a loving home and a place in which to develop my… [more…]

“We wanted to create a world where everything was beautifully colored and people were looking really good in the outfits that they wore and they… [more…]

“These selections for the National Film Registry show us that films are instrumental in capturing important parts of our nation’s story.” [more…]

“The film’s producers recognized that our diverse landscapes, from the high desert plains to healing springs, offer unparalleled versatility.”  [more…]

Program is $15 for adults and $5 for children 16 and younger. [more…]

Sayaka Ganz was born in Yokohama, Japan and grew up living in Japan, Brazil, and Hong Kong [more…]

The German mathematician and geographer operated a prominent workshop that produced celestial and terrestrial globes, armillary spheres, sundials, quadrants and astrolabes. [more…]

The Las Cruces Museum of Art is exploring the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence by creating an exhibition, Declaration/Declaración, that… [more…]

Participants will be chosen from the submitted applications by the Chalk Walk selection committee. [more…]

“The Art in Public Places (AIPP) team wants to thank our local partners, artists, and galleries in making these incredible artworks publicly accessible to every… [more…]

“This short film contest is truly important because it preserves and elevates stories of agriculture, ranching, and rural heritage through film, ensuring these lived experiences… [more…]

“Las Cruces is thrilled to be listed once again amongst America’s top film towns.” [more…]

“The awardees provide the on-the-ground support that helps creative entrepreneurs succeed.” [more…]

They will answer commonly asked questions, review educational resources and registration options, and share how the Copyright Office’s Public Information Office can assist along the… [more…]

“Americana at 250: Eagles, Flags, and Uncle Sam” will be on view through January 20, 2027. [more…]

Apprenticeships are a face-to-face, hands-on learning opportunity for a master and apprentice to work together for up to a year. [more…]

After 58 Years of Service, CPB Closure Comes Following Congressional Defunding, Marks New Era for Public Media. [more…]

When copyright protection ends, a work enters the public domain, and the exclusive rights granted by copyright no longer exist. [more…]

The mahogany central desk remains a powerful symbol — a direct connection between knowledge and its seekers and the never-ending quest to deepen and expand… [more…]

These awardees illustrate how the Las Cruces region contributes to—and benefits from—the broader arts ecosystem of New Mexico. [more…]

“That’s the fun of it, just having a county like that and developing new rivers and creeks and places where events happened.” [more…]

“He broke from the long, lyrical lines of Kern, Rodgers, Gershwin and Porter. ” [more…]

All three musicians are involved in music education, and can also be found performing in their own groups and various other ensembles around the borderland. [more…]

The grants help enable documentarians to develop their creative filmmaking talent with an emphasis on building interest and capacity in documentaries that address community issues… [more…]

“My hope is that this novel reflects important themes of trauma from incarceration, mental health, the envy of artists and forgiveness, and creates a novel… [more…]

Every year the New Mexico Hospitality Association hosts a gala where industry professionals and supporters gather to celebrate the incredible work done to elevate and… [more…]

Submit your original two-dimensional drawings, paintings, or photographs featuring the majestic Mexican gray wolf. [more…]

“Every project that chooses to film here is a testament to the city’s readiness to support major productions and is a win for the local… [more…]

Established creative businesses in New Mexico can apply for state grants up to $25,000, aimed at strengthening operations and supporting long-term growth. [more…]

“This exhibition redefines how we think about tradition.” [more…]

They were crazy popular… starting in 1943 and running for more than 600 titles for nearly a decade. [more…]

Harm reduction is an important aspect of the AIDS movement, including practices like needle exchange and safe injection sites. [more…]

Now in her 100th year, Carolyn Bunch has spent a lifetime illuminating the spirit of the desert Southwest through her deeply expressive figurative paintings. [more…]

“Land of the People: Shimba Tainin kau natheure wein” was just one of six total rotations of our “Land of the People” exhibit backroom. [more…]

Solar printing, also known as cyanotype, is a historic photographic process that uses sunlight to create striking blue-and-white images. [more…]

Both events are free and open to New Mexico Veterans. [more…]

Visitors are invited to participate in workshops, guided tours and even do some holiday shopping via the student art sale. [more…]

From the prized native trout of the Rio Grande to the colorful bass that inhabit the state’s reservoir, fish play an essential role in maintaining… [more…]

“People Worth Caring About” features in-depth conversations with state healthcare association presidents, board members, national award winners and other leaders making an impact in their… [more…]