





The museum will be closed from May 22–June 2, for the installation of the Centennial exhibition.
We re-open on Saturday, June 3 for the Harwood 100 Block Party.
Bienvenidos / Welcome
The Harwood Museum of Art brings Taos arts to the world and world arts to Taos
The Harwood Museum showcases a diverse tapestry of over 100 years of art in Taos. We enhance learning, creativity, and cultural life for the Taos community by enabling the power of arts to honor the past and inspire the future.
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The Harwood Museum of Art is one of the best kept secrets in the Southwest. Founded in 1923 in Taos, New Mexico, the museum’s collections and exhibitions tell a comprehensive story of art in Taos and Northern New Mexico. You will explore notable art from contemporary to traditional in a John Gaw Meem historic building.
The Harwood Museum of Art’s impressive permanent collection also includes the world renowned Agnes Martin Gallery, often compared to the Rothko Chapel. This installation of seven paintings, the only one of its kind in the world, was gifted to the Harwood by abstract expressionist painter Agnes Martin who called Taos her home.
In the 1940s-1950s Taos became one of the centers of modernist artistic activity in the United States. The Harwood’s extensive Taos Moderns and mid 20th century collection includes Andrew Dasburg, Marsden Hartley, Louis Ribak, Clay Spohn, Emil Bisttram, Dorothy Eugenie Brett, Edward Corbett and many more.
The Harwood Museum also features a significant collection of early 20th century artists including the Taos Society of Artists. See famous works by Victor Higgins, E. Martin Hennings, Joseph Henry Sharp, Ernest L. Blumenschein, E.I. Couse and others.
Our Native American collection includes original art by notable indigenous artists like John Suazo, Tony Abeyta, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, Juan Tafiho Mirabal, Julian Martinez, Dwayne Wilcox and others.
Our Hispanic Traditions collection has a number of historic santos, bultos, retablos, and crosses including art by Jose Rafael Aragon. The Harwood Museum has the largest collection of santero artists Patrociño Barela and Gustavo Victor Goler.
Join us for insightful lectures and special artist presentations in our 95-seat Arthur Bell Auditorium. We open our doors and share a variety of special events and art exhibition receptions throughout the year.
Current & Upcoming Exhibitions
Earth & Sky Interjected: Luchita Hurtado
Jul 27, 2024—Feb 23, 2025
Upcoming Events
01Jun1:00 pm5:00 pmHarwood 100 Open Wall
Event Details
In honor of our grassroots foundation, local artists are invited to hang their work in the Joyce and Sherman Scott Gallery at our rotating pop-up community art exhibition. A one-day
Event Details
In honor of our grassroots foundation, local artists are invited to hang their work in the Joyce and Sherman Scott Gallery at our rotating pop-up community art exhibition. A one-day installed, self-curated exhibition will open to the community every three months in this gallery.
The day will include tunes from DJ Sonny Goodnight and snacks in the backyard.
Check out the Harwood 100 Open Wall page for more information.
Time
(Thursday) 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
02Jun5:00 pm7:00 pmDirector’s Circle and Member Preview
Event Details
Be the first to preview the Centennial Exhibition. Enjoy an evening with the Director and Curator to learn more about the Harwood over hors d’oeuvres and wine. Join now to
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Be the first to preview the Centennial Exhibition. Enjoy an evening with the Director and Curator to learn more about the Harwood over hors d’oeuvres and wine.
Join now to get your invitation!
Time
(Friday) 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
03Jun11:00 am4:00 pmHarwood 100 Block PartyCelebration

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Harwood Museum of Art is celebrating 100 years as a center for art and culture in Taos with a Block Party on Ledoux Street! You are invited
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Harwood Museum of Art is celebrating 100 years as a center for art and culture in Taos with a Block Party on Ledoux Street!
You are invited Saturday, June 3 from 11am-4pm to kick off the Harwood Centennial with performances, art making, local food vendors and creative activities for all ages. Featuring free museum admission all day for everyone, this is the first chance to experience a new special Centennial exhibition, spanning 100 years of Harwood history.
The Harwood Front Plaza will transform into a stage for the day. At noon, local Taos leaders will help Executive Director Juniper Leherissey herald in the next 100 years and kick-off a concert series showcasing a wide range of local talent.
Performers include:
- Concepto Tambor
- Garry Blackchild
- Taos Chamber Music Group
- Doc the High Hawk
- Are You Happy? w/ Miles Bonny and Dirty Steve
- Taos Opera Institute
The Museum’s Ledoux street neighbors, including Barra Vino, Taos Art Supply, Inger Jirby Gallery, Viki Zillioux, and Blumenschein Home and Museum, will join us for this milestone moment hosting activities up and down the block. Sarah Hart of Hart Print Shop will share her screen printing expertise and the Harwood Alliance will raffle off special birthday gifts to the community. Feed your creativity with Harwood Education by designing a special birthday button to take home, and fill up your tummy with local favorites from the Hot Dog Lady’s cart and Loteria Paleteria, or check out the BBQ specials at Barra Vino. Whether you are visiting Taos for the day or have lived here for generations, this day offers something for everyone to celebrate the creative spirit of Taos.
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Time
(Saturday) 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
03Jun5:30 pm7:00 pmSong for Taos with Robert Mirabal and ETHELTCMG Concert

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* SOLD OUT * TO JOIN THE WAITING LIST PLEASE USE THIS FORM. Taos Chamber Music Group celebrates the Harwood Museum of Art Centennial and culmination of their 30th
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* SOLD OUT *
TO JOIN THE WAITING LIST PLEASE USE THIS FORM.
Taos Chamber Music Group celebrates the Harwood Museum of Art Centennial and culmination of their 30th Anniversary Season with a ground-breaking commission. GRAMMY® Award-winning musician, actor, artist, storyteller, Taos Pueblo Elder and longtime TCMG collaborator, Robert Mirabal, comes together with his longtime collaborator, the GRAMMY® Award-winning, genre-defying, New York-based string quartet, ETHEL, to compose and premiere a new work for string quartet and Native American Flute, Song for Taos, a deeply personal tribute to the spirit and history of Robert’s ancestral home.
The world-premiere of this commission will be presented as part of a larger program of the same name. The quintet offers a unique expression celebrating twelve years of friendship and collaboration, as Mirabal and ETHEL come together gratefully to, yet again, reimagine the concert experience. Drawing from their previous programs, Music of the Sun, and The River, as well as selections from ETHEL’s vast library of contemporary masterworks, Mirabal and ETHEL offer a new ceremony full of original music, movement, and wisdom, in honor of Taos Pueblo and the greater Taos community.
This program is presented in conjunction with the Harwood Centennial celebrations. At the request of Taos Chamber Music Group, masks are encouraged at this program.
Image credit: Courtesy of the artists.
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Time
(Saturday) 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
Tickets
Sold Out!
04Jun(Jun 4)11:00 am17Dec(Dec 17)5:00 pmTaos Free Sundays

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Sundays are FREE for ALL Taos County Residents! Do you live in Taos County? Bring the whole family to the Harwood for FREE every Sunday!
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Sundays are FREE for ALL Taos County Residents! Do you live in Taos County? Bring the whole family to the Harwood for FREE every Sunday!
Time
June 4 (Sunday) 11:00 am - December 17 (Sunday) 5:00 pm
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04Jun5:30 pm7:00 pmSong for Taos with Robert Mirabal and ETHELTCMG Concert

Event Details
* SOLD OUT * TO JOIN THE WAITING LIST PLEASE USE THIS FORM. Taos Chamber Music Group celebrates the Harwood Museum of Art Centennial and culmination of their 30th
Event Details
* SOLD OUT *
TO JOIN THE WAITING LIST PLEASE USE THIS FORM.
Taos Chamber Music Group celebrates the Harwood Museum of Art Centennial and culmination of their 30th Anniversary Season with a ground-breaking commission. GRAMMY® Award-winning musician, actor, artist, storyteller, Taos Pueblo Elder and longtime TCMG collaborator, Robert Mirabal, comes together with his longtime collaborator, the GRAMMY® Award-winning, genre-defying, New York-based string quartet, ETHEL, to compose and premiere a new work for string quartet and Native American Flute, Song for Taos, a deeply personal tribute to the spirit and history of Robert’s ancestral home.
The world-premiere of this commission will be presented as part of a larger program of the same name. The quintet offers a unique expression celebrating twelve years of friendship and collaboration, as Mirabal and ETHEL come together gratefully to, yet again, reimagine the concert experience. Drawing from their previous programs, Music of the Sun, and The River, as well as selections from ETHEL’s vast library of contemporary masterworks, Mirabal and ETHEL offer a new ceremony full of original music, movement, and wisdom, in honor of Taos Pueblo and the greater Taos community.
This program is presented in conjunction with the Harwood Centennial celebrations. At the request of Taos Chamber Music Group, masks are encouraged at this program.
Image credit: Courtesy of the artists.
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Time
(Sunday) 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
Tickets
Sold Out!
08Jun3:00 pm5:00 pmTeen Art LabWorkshop

Event Details
Writing to sketching, movement to music, collage to clay, the limit is your imagination. Come create with us! This drop-in artmaking space is open to teens ages 13-19. Pay What You
Event Details
Writing to sketching, movement to music, collage to clay, the limit is your imagination. Come create with us! This drop-in artmaking space is open to teens ages 13-19.
Pay What You Can (Suggested $10)
Time
(Thursday) 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location
Fern Hogue Mitchell Education Center, Harwood Museum
238 Ledoux Street
Tickets
Suggested fee is $10
**All Fields are required.
14Jun(Jun 14)11:00 am13Sep(Sep 13)12:00 pmArtstreams: Meet Us at the MuseumAccess Program

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In collaboration with the Harwood Museum and Artstreams: From the Well of Memory,
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In collaboration with the Harwood Museum and Artstreams: From the Well of Memory, Meet us at the Museum harnesses the power of art and provides access to the museum for individuals with memory impairment and their caregiver. Explore a new work of art each month at the Harwood while engaging in meaningful conversations that build communication skills, stimulate social engagement, and deepen connections through art.
To register, please contact Kathleen Burg M.A.: 575-770-9874 or ktburg@newmex.com and www.artstreamstaos.com
Artstreams: From the Well of Memory has been in the forefront of creating programs for Taos Alzheimer’s family caregivers since 2008. Image courtesy of Kathleen Burg.
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Time
June 14 (Wednesday) 11:00 am - September 13 (Wednesday) 12:00 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
Future Event Times in this Repeating Event Series
July 12, 2023 11:00 amAugust 9, 2023 11:00 am

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* SOLD OUT * Friday, June 16, 2023 6-10pm | Sagebrush Inn You’re invited to celebrate the 100th birthday of the Harwood Museum of Art! Join us for a festive evening as we mark
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* SOLD OUT *
Friday, June 16, 2023
6-10pm | Sagebrush Inn
You’re invited to celebrate the 100th birthday of the Harwood Museum of Art!
Join us for a festive evening as we mark this milestone in Taos history. Enjoy live music and dancing including Big Swing Theory, the Hail Creek Singers, the Lorenzo Martin Trio, delicious food, birthday cupcakes, a photo booth for memories, and more. Everyone is welcome! Don’t miss out on this special celebration!
Members: $35
Non-Member: $40
Sponsor a Table: $500
We can’t wait to celebrate with you! Get your tickets HERE.
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Time
(Friday) 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Location
Sagebrush Inn
1508 Paseo del Pueblo Sur
18Jun1:30 pm2:30 pmStorytime w/ Taos Public Library

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Our friends at the Taos Public Library will host a monthly Story Time at the museum. Your local librarian will read a story and lead an art making activity in
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Our friends at the Taos Public Library will host a monthly Story Time at the museum. Your local librarian will read a story and lead an art making activity in the Mandelman Ribak gallery beginning at 1:30pm. This series will take place on the third Sunday of every month.
Time
(Sunday) 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
07Jul4:00 pm7:00 pmFirst Friday

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July 7th, 2023 4pm-7pm Free Join us on the First Friday of every month for after-hours museum access and family-friendly fun! The July 7 evening includes an Introduction to Jazz by the John
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July 7th, 2023
4pm-7pm
Free
Join us on the First Friday of every month for after-hours museum access and family-friendly fun! The July 7 evening includes an Introduction to Jazz by the John Rangel Quintet. Enjoy this unique opportunity to expand your knowledge of the instruments and rhythms of jazz while enjoying the new Centennial Exhibitions! We also have the honor of a visit from The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum’s mobile creativity studio, Art to G.O., who will host on-the-go art making and creative activities for participants of all ages.
FEATURED IN JULY:
- Art to G.O. with The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
- John Rangel Quintet Educational Performance at 5:30pm
- Art Making
- Gallery Activities
First Fridays at the Harwood 2023
July 7 | August 4 | September 1 | October 6 | November 3
Gather friends and family for an activity-packed evening out! This free monthly series features performances and opportunities to experience art in the historic setting of our local museum.
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Time
(Friday) 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
10Jul(Jul 10)9:00 pm15(Jul 15)4:00 pmTrue Kids 1 Summer CampAt The Harwood

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Media Makers at the Harwood FULLY SUBSCRIBED. FOR WAITLIST email: admin@truekids1.org July 10-21 2023.
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Media Makers at the Harwood
FULLY SUBSCRIBED.
FOR WAITLIST email: admin@truekids1.org
July 10-21 2023.
Monday-Friday 9am – 4pm
Ages: 9 and up
Lead Instructors: Pete Monro (TK1) and Christina Neubrand (Harwood)
Location: The Harwood Museum
Campers of all skill levels will spend two weeks at the Harwood Museum, creating digital works of art inspired by any of the 400 objects on display as part of the Harwood Museum’s 100-Year Anniversary. This could be a short documentary film, a dramatic re-enactment of a piece in full costume, a stop-motion animation – or so many other possibilities. Some students may want to choose digital illustration or even photography as a springboard for their inspiration. The best student creations will live on, with content accessed via a scannable QR code for museum goers.
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Time
10 (Monday) 9:00 pm - 15 (Saturday) 4:00 pm
Location
Fern Hogue Mitchell Education Center, Harwood Museum
238 Ledoux Street
13Jul3:00 pm5:00 pmTeen Art LabWorkshop

Event Details
Writing to sketching, movement to music, collage to clay, the limit is your imagination. Come create with us! This drop-in artmaking space is open to teens ages 13-19. Pay What You
Event Details
Writing to sketching, movement to music, collage to clay, the limit is your imagination. Come create with us! This drop-in artmaking space is open to teens ages 13-19.
Pay What You Can (Suggested $10)
Time
(Thursday) 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location
Fern Hogue Mitchell Education Center, Harwood Museum
238 Ledoux Street
Tickets
Suggested fee is $10
**All Fields are required.
14Jul12:00 pm12:50 pmOff the ShelfRare Books from the SW Research Center of Northern New Mexico

Event Details
Join UNM-Taos Librarians, Kathleen Knoth and Dave Mansfield, for a unique lunchtime program exploring the rare book collection currently on view in the Harwood Centennial
Event Details
Join UNM-Taos Librarians, Kathleen Knoth and Dave Mansfield, for a unique lunchtime program exploring the rare book collection currently on view in the Harwood Centennial exhibition. This program will begin in the gallery where a section of the original Harwood Library has been recreated and continue into the auditorium for a closer look at the selected books. Each session will focus on a different theme from the collection:
- (July 14) See the first editions collected by Mabel Dodge Luhan including works by Alfred Stieglitz, Ansel Adams, and Willa Cather.
- (August 11) Dig deep into the history of Northern New Mexico with both English and Spanish language texts exploring various aspects of the life and culture of this region.
- (September 8) Explore D.H. Lawrence’s manuscripts, correspondence, and posthumous papers from the personal collection of Frieda Lawrence.
About the Librarians
Kathleen Knoth, UNM-Taos Library Director, has been a professional librarian for over 30 years. She started the UNM-Taos library in 1995 and has managed several iterations of the space until 2022 when a new library was completed in the College Pathways to Careers Center building on the Klauer campus. Prior to UNM-Taos, Knoth worked as a children’s librarian in California and a special collections librarian at Millicent Rogers Museum. She currently oversees two fulltime paraprofessional staff and the operations of the Southwest Research Center of Northern New Mexico and the Senator Carlos Cisneros and Healy Foundation Water Archive. When not helping library patrons, Knoth enjoys walks with her dog, gardening, and all kinds of music.
Dave Mansfield, UNM-Taos Library Services Coordinator, has been a professional librarian for 13 years and with the UNM-Taos family for 6 years. Coming from a background in art and music, he is still actively creating new works and performing with his band, which has been recording and performing original songs for over 30 years. He is currently earning his Masters in Library Information Science remotely at San José State University while living and working in Taos, NM.
Image Credit: Harwood Foundation Library (in present-day Dorothy & Jack Brandenburg Gallery), c. 1940–1950s, photographic print. Harwood Museum of Art Archives.
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Time
(Friday) 12:00 pm - 12:50 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
03Aug1:00 pm5:00 pmHarwood 100 Open Wall 2
Event Details
In honor of our grassroots foundation, local artists are invited to hang their work in the Joyce and Sherman Scott Gallery at our rotating pop-up community art exhibition. A one-day
Event Details
In honor of our grassroots foundation, local artists are invited to hang their work in the Joyce and Sherman Scott Gallery at our rotating pop-up community art exhibition. A one-day installed, self-curated exhibition will open to the community every three months in this gallery.
Check out the Harwood 100 Open Wall page for more information.
Time
(Thursday) 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
04Aug4:00 pm7:00 pmFirst Friday

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First Fridays at Harwood Museum August 4th, 2023 4pm-7pm Free Come join us the First Friday of every month for after hours museum access and family friendly fun! In partnership with Taos Pride taking
Event Details
First Fridays at Harwood Museum
August 4th, 2023
4pm-7pm
Free
Come join us the First Friday of every month for after hours museum access and family friendly fun!
In partnership with Taos Pride taking place August 2-5, this Summer First Friday will feature a lecture by Christian Waguespack, Head of Curatorial Affairs at the New Mexico Museum of Art. Christian will share his insights on Queerness in the Art World.
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First Fridays 2023
September 1 | October 6 | November 3
Gather friends and family for an activity-packed evening out! This free monthly series features performances and opportunities to experience art in the historic setting of our local museum.
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Time
(Friday) 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Related Events
10Aug3:00 pm5:00 pmTeen Art LabWorkshop

Event Details
Writing to sketching, movement to music, collage to clay, the limit is your imagination. Come create with us! This drop-in artmaking space is open to teens ages 13-19. Pay What You
Event Details
Writing to sketching, movement to music, collage to clay, the limit is your imagination. Come create with us! This drop-in artmaking space is open to teens ages 13-19.
Pay What You Can (Suggested $10)
Time
(Thursday) 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location
Fern Hogue Mitchell Education Center, Harwood Museum
238 Ledoux Street
Tickets
Suggested fee is $10
**All Fields are required.
11Aug12:00 pm1:00 pmOff the ShelfRare Books from the SW Research Center of Northern New Mexico

Event Details
Join UNM-Taos Librarians, Kathleen Knoth and Dave Mansfield, for a unique lunchtime program exploring the rare book collection currently on view in the Harwood Centennial
Event Details
Join UNM-Taos Librarians, Kathleen Knoth and Dave Mansfield, for a unique lunchtime program exploring the rare book collection currently on view in the Harwood Centennial exhibition. This program will begin in the gallery where a section of the original Harwood Library has been recreated and continue into the auditorium for a closer look at the selected books. Each session will focus on a different theme from the collection:
- (August 11) Dig deep into the history of Northern New Mexico with both English and Spanish language texts exploring various aspects of the life and culture of this region.
- (September 8) Explore D.H. Lawrence’s manuscripts, correspondence, and posthumous papers from the personal collection of Frieda Lawrence.
About the Librarians
Kathleen Knoth, UNM-Taos Library Director, has been a professional librarian for over 30 years. She started the UNM-Taos library in 1995 and has managed several iterations of the space until 2022 when a new library was completed in the College Pathways to Careers Center building on the Klauer campus. Prior to UNM-Taos, Knoth worked as a children’s librarian in California and a special collections librarian at Millicent Rogers Museum. She currently oversees two fulltime paraprofessional staff and the operations of the Southwest Research Center of Northern New Mexico and the Senator Carlos Cisneros and Healy Foundation Water Archive. When not helping library patrons, Knoth enjoys walks with her dog, gardening, and all kinds of music.
Dave Mansfield, UNM-Taos Library Services Coordinator, has been a professional librarian for 13 years and with the UNM-Taos family for 6 years. Coming from a background in art and music, he is still actively creating new works and performing with his band, which has been recording and performing original songs for over 30 years. He is currently earning his Masters in Library Information Science remotely at San José State University while living and working in Taos, NM.
Image Credit: Harwood Foundation Library (in present-day Dorothy & Jack Brandenburg Gallery), c. 1940–1950s, photographic print. Harwood Museum of Art Archives.
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Time
(Friday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
01Sep4:00 pm7:00 pmFirst Friday

Event Details
First Fridays at Harwood Museum September 1st, 2023 4pm-7pm Free Come join us the First Friday of every month for after hours museum access and family friendly fun! This First Friday will be a special
Event Details
First Fridays at Harwood Museum
September 1st, 2023
4pm-7pm
Free
Come join us the First Friday of every month for after hours museum access and family friendly fun!
This First Friday will be a special teen oriented event hosted by our Teen Arts Council.
Check back for more details on special programming for the evening.
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First Fridays 2023
October 6 | November 3
Gather friends and family for an activity-packed evening out! This free monthly series features performances and opportunities to experience art in the historic setting of our local museum.
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Time
(Friday) 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Related Events
08Sep12:00 pm1:00 pmOff the ShelfRare Books from the SW Research Center of Northern New Mexico

Event Details
Join UNM-Taos Librarians, Kathleen Knoth and Dave Mansfield, for a unique lunchtime program exploring the rare book collection currently on view in the Harwood Centennial
Event Details
Join UNM-Taos Librarians, Kathleen Knoth and Dave Mansfield, for a unique lunchtime program exploring the rare book collection currently on view in the Harwood Centennial exhibition. This program will begin in the gallery where a section of the original Harwood Library has been recreated and continue into the auditorium for a closer look at the selected books. Each session will focus on a different theme from the collection:
- (September 8) Explore D.H. Lawrence’s manuscripts, correspondence, and posthumous papers from the personal collection of Frieda Lawrence.
About the Librarians
Kathleen Knoth, UNM-Taos Library Director, has been a professional librarian for over 30 years. She started the UNM-Taos library in 1995 and has managed several iterations of the space until 2022 when a new library was completed in the College Pathways to Careers Center building on the Klauer campus. Prior to UNM-Taos, Knoth worked as a children’s librarian in California and a special collections librarian at Millicent Rogers Museum. She currently oversees two fulltime paraprofessional staff and the operations of the Southwest Research Center of Northern New Mexico and the Senator Carlos Cisneros and Healy Foundation Water Archive. When not helping library patrons, Knoth enjoys walks with her dog, gardening, and all kinds of music.
Dave Mansfield, UNM-Taos Library Services Coordinator, has been a professional librarian for 13 years and with the UNM-Taos family for 6 years. Coming from a background in art and music, he is still actively creating new works and performing with his band, which has been recording and performing original songs for over 30 years. He is currently earning his Masters in Library Information Science remotely at San José State University while living and working in Taos, NM.
Image Credit: Harwood Foundation Library (in present-day Dorothy & Jack Brandenburg Gallery), c. 1940–1950s, photographic print. Harwood Museum of Art Archives.
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Time
(Friday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
14Sep3:00 pm5:00 pmTeen Art LabWorkshop

Event Details
Writing to sketching, movement to music, collage to clay, the limit is your imagination. Come create with us! This drop-in artmaking space is open to teens ages 13-19. Pay What You
Event Details
Writing to sketching, movement to music, collage to clay, the limit is your imagination. Come create with us! This drop-in artmaking space is open to teens ages 13-19.
Pay What You Can (Suggested $10)
Time
(Thursday) 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location
Fern Hogue Mitchell Education Center, Harwood Museum
238 Ledoux Street
Tickets
Suggested fee is $10
**All Fields are required.
06Oct4:00 pm7:00 pmFirst Friday

Event Details
First Fridays at Harwood Museum October 6th, 2023 4pm-7pm Free Come join us the First Friday of every month for after hours museum access and family friendly fun! Check back for more details on special
Event Details
First Fridays at Harwood Museum
October 6th, 2023
4pm-7pm
Free
Come join us the First Friday of every month for after hours museum access and family friendly fun!
Check back for more details on special programming for the evening.
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Next First Friday | November 3
Gather friends and family for an activity-packed evening out! This free monthly series features performances and opportunities to experience art in the historic setting of our local museum.
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Time
(Friday) 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
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From Our Collection

Harwood-Museum-Taos-Emil-Bisttram-Out-of-Space-1
Emil Bisttram, Out of Space, 1954, casein, Overall: 27 1/16 x 36 in. (68.8 x 91.5 cm) frame: 32 1/4 x 41 1/4 in. (81.9 x 104.8 cm), Gift of The Helene Wurlitzer Foundation

Harwood-Museum-Taos-Kenneth-Adams-Harvest
Kenneth Adams, Harvest, 1950, print reproductions, Overall: 16 1/8 x 11 13/16 in. (41 x 30 cm), Gift of the Artist

Harwood-Museum-Taos-Brett-Christmas_Eve
Dorothy Eugenie Brett, Christmas Eve at Taos Pueblo, 1961, Oil on canvas, Framed: 49 3/4 × 41 1/2 × 3 in. (126.4 × 105.4 × 7.6 cm), Gift of John Manchester

Harwood-Museum-Taos-Taos-Society-of-Artists-Walter-Ufer-Winter-in-New-Mexico-1
Walter Ufer, Winter in New Mexico, c.1930, Oil painting, Overall: 22 1/4 x 20 1/16 in. (56.5 x 51 cm) frame: 28 x 25 3/4 in. (71.1 x 65.4 cm), Gift of the University of Notre Dame, Walter and William Klauer

Harwood-Museum-Taos-Fritz-Scholder-Mystery-Horse-at-Taos
Fritz Scholder, Mystery Horse at Taos, 1978, Color lithograph on Arches buff paper with deckle edge, Overall: 14 15/16 x 22 3/8 in. (37.9 x 56.9 cm), Gift of Romona Scholder

Harwood-Museum-Taos-Ribak-Red-and-Yellow-Abstract
Louis Ribak, Red & Yellow Abstract, c. 1960, Oil on canvas, Overall: 44 x 58 in. (111.8 x 147.3 cm), Gift of the Mandelman-Ribak Foundation
Main Slideshow Credits:
Victor Higgins, Winter Funeral, c. 1931, Oil on canvas, Framed: 51 1/4 × 64 1/2 × 2 1/2 in., Gift of the Artist, 1980.0269.0000