List of Events
The Red Violin to the Lord of the Cries: John Corigliano's Music Presentation by Evan Fein, DMA The Santa Fe Opera Guild hosts a webinar presented by Dr. Evan Fein who will explore the music and career of composer John Corigliano whose opera, The Lord of Cries will premier in 2021 at the Santa Fe Opera. This discussion will reflect on some of Corigliano’s most celebrated works and his unconventional compositional process. American composer Evan Fein, DMA serves on the…
Virtual
Meet the artist Dean Pulver LIVE on Facebook. Curator Nicole Dial-Kay will be hosting a series of short interviews with the artists featured in the Harwood's newest exhibition, Contemporary Art/Taos. They will explore Pulver's unique technique, life as a Taos artist and his latest Harwood exhibition. Join us for this LIVE interview.
Center for Contemporary Arts
Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment that finally gave American women the right to vote. Paul Barnes, the co-director and co-producer of Ken Burns' PBS miniseries "Not For Ourselves Alone: The Story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony" will show clips from the groundbreaking documentary that recounts the 19th-century struggle to gain women's voting rights. Special guest Ali MacGraw will provide historical context and read from Elaine Weiss's "The Woman's Hour".
Virtual
Meet Contemporary Art/Taos artist Brian Shields LIVE on Facebook @harwoodmuseum Part of the Artist Interview Series: Curator Nicole Dial-Kay will be hosting a series of short interviews with the artists featured in the Harwood's newest exhibition, Contemporary Art/Taos.
Harwood Art Center
Exhibition: October 5 - November 20, 2020 Virtual Artist Talk & Reception: Thursday, October 22 @ 5:30pm via Zoom Harwood Art Center is pleased to present our October exhibition, "Soft" by Helen Atkins in the Front Gallery. “Soft” is a sculptural installation that examines rituals of transformation, and the relationship between physicality and identity. The series focuses on the belly as a source of deep cultural and individual significance. The “belly portraits” depict real individuals, modeled from references gathered via…
