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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
29Sep7:30 pm9:00 pmSullivan Fortner TrioConcert

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Lauded as one of the top jazz pianists of his generation, Sullivan Fortner is recognized for his virtuosic technique and captivating performances. Born in
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Lauded as one of the top jazz pianists of his generation, Sullivan Fortner is recognized for his virtuosic technique and captivating performances. Born in New Orleans in 1986, Fortner first began playing piano around age four. He was playing in church groups by the time he was nine, and at 13 he enrolled in the famed New Orleans Center for Creative Arts. From those roots, Fortner has grown and honed his talents as a pianist, composer, and band leader to become the musical individualist that he is today. His music embodies the essence of the blues and jazz, as he connects music of all eras and genres through improvisation. He explores harmony and rhythmic ideas with curiosity and clarity, pulling distinct elements from different eras. He preserves tradition while evolving the sound. His performances combine wildly inventive musical connections with a soulful and disarmingly down-to-earth persona. “… dazzling… a pianist on the rise” — JAZZ TIMES
“An extravagant amount of talent and a hyperactive flow on the keyboard”– NEW YORK TIMES
The GRAMMY Award-winning artist received international praise as both key player and producer for his collaborative work on The Window with Cecile McLorin Salvant. As a solo leader, he has released Moments Preserved and Aria to critical acclaim.
In addition to working with such diverse artists as Wynton Marsalis, Paul Simon, Diane Reeves and John Scofield, Fortner’s frequent and longtime collaborators have included Ambrose Akinmusire, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Stefon Harris, Nicholas Payton, Billy Hart, Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah and the late Roy Hargrove. Recent collaborations include GRAMMY-nominated releases Dear Love and Generations from leaders Jazzmeia Horn and The Baylor Project, respectively.
Fortner is the winner of a number of prestigious awards, among them the 2015 Cole Porter Fellowship from the American Pianists Association, and the 2016 Lincoln Center Award for Emerging Artists.
This program is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts via the Western Jazz Presenters Network.
About Taos Jazz Bebop Society
Taos Jazz Bebop Society is a 501c3 Non-Profit, who’s mission is to make Taos an exciting jazz destination worthy of the best jazz artists. Their dedicated all-volunteer staff strives to attract a vibrant jazz audience and to inspire young listeners to discover the joys of improvised music.
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(Friday) 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
01Oct11:00 am5:00 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!
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(Sunday) 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
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06Oct4:00 pm7:00 pmFirst Friday



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First Fridays at Harwood Museum October 6th, 2023 4pm-7pm Movement Explorations 4:30p, and 5:30p Free Come join us the First Friday of every month for after hours museum access and family friendly fun! October First Friday
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First Fridays at Harwood Museum
October 6th, 2023
4pm-7pm
Movement Explorations 4:30p, and 5:30p
Free
Come join us the First Friday of every month for after hours museum access and family friendly fun!
October First Friday will feature a variety of interactive and art making opportunities including movement exploration with one of our amazing Open Wall artists, Nadine Lollino of MovementLab, and Origami paper crane making lead by one of Harwood’s new Teaching Artists, Izumi Yokoyama.
About Izumi Yokoyama
Izumi Yokoyama’s intricate line drawings and time-haunted installations explore and embrace human struggles within the context of nature. Apparitional motifs in her works are dark and transcending. The concepts are characterized by the presence of absence in her use of negative space. Yokoyama meditatively threads ephemeral and eternal, while evoking nostalgia for the unknown.
Izumi Yokoyama is a multi-media artist who lives and works in Taos, New Mexico. Born in Niigata, Japan, in 1980, Yokoyama graduated with an MFA from San Francisco Art Institute. Yokoyama’s artworks are presented locally and nationally. Birds of Appetite: Alchemy & Apparition, a 2019 exhibition which featured her work at the Harwood Museum of Art in Taos, NM, received critical accolades. Her current and upcoming projects range from book illustrations to a large-scale community mural to a haunting installation. She is thrilled to return to the Harwood Museum this summer for a juried exhibition: Contemporary Art Taos 2020.
This First Friday programming is brought to you by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs.
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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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(Friday) 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
07Oct5:30 pm7:00 pmCalifornia ConnectionsTaos Chamber Music Group Concerts

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Here in Taos, we can appreciate how impactful kinship with a place and its people can be, and this concert program evokes that idea. California connects the composers John Cage,
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Here in Taos, we can appreciate how impactful kinship with a place and its people can be, and this concert program evokes that idea. California connects the composers John Cage, John Adams, Reena Esmail and Lou Harrison, and two of the musicians, Elizabeth Baker (violin) and Vicki Ray (piano), in many powerful ways.
The 4 composers and Elizabeth and Vicki have roots in the Golden State and share some intriguing personal connections you will hear about in introductions to the specially selected pieces. And there will be an opportunity for the community to be a part of the experience of “preparing” the piano for John Cage’s Perilous Night (details to be shared by Taos Chamber Music Group closer to the performance dates). We complete the circle back to our home state with a local New Mexican musician (new to TCMG), Douglas Cardwell (percussion) who will add his unique thrum to Lou Harrison’s exotic Varied Trio.
Doors at 5:10pm.
All ticket sales for Taos Chamber Music Group Performances are Final Sale.
ABOUT TCMG
There is something different about making music in New Mexico – its endless vistas and open landscapes infuse creativity with a sense of spaciousness and possibility. For the past thirty years the Taos Chamber Music Group has tapped into the Land of Enchantment by presenting the imaginative and inspirational performances for which it has become known. Programs often reflect the beauty of our surroundings as well as the unique cultural diversity of the Taos area, earning TCMG a reputation as one of Northern New Mexico’s most innovative and successful music series.
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(Saturday) 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
08Oct5:30 pm7:00 pmCalifornia ConnectionsTaos Chamber Music Group Concerts

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Here in Taos, we can appreciate how impactful kinship with a place and its people can be, and this concert program evokes that idea. California connects the composers John Cage,
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Here in Taos, we can appreciate how impactful kinship with a place and its people can be, and this concert program evokes that idea. California connects the composers John Cage, John Adams, Reena Esmail and Lou Harrison, and two of the musicians, Elizabeth Baker (violin) and Vicki Ray (piano), in many powerful ways.
The 4 composers and Elizabeth and Vicki have roots in the Golden State and share some intriguing personal connections you will hear about in introductions to the specially selected pieces. And there will be an opportunity for the community to be a part of the experience of “preparing” the piano for John Cage’s Perilous Night (details to be shared by Taos Chamber Music Group closer to the performance dates). We complete the circle back to our home state with a local New Mexican musician (new to TCMG), Douglas Cardwell (percussion) who will add his unique thrum to Lou Harrison’s exotic Varied Trio.
Doors at 5:10pm.
All ticket sales for Taos Chamber Music Group Performances are Final Sale.
ABOUT TCMG
There is something different about making music in New Mexico – its endless vistas and open landscapes infuse creativity with a sense of spaciousness and possibility. For the past thirty years the Taos Chamber Music Group has tapped into the Land of Enchantment by presenting the imaginative and inspirational performances for which it has become known. Programs often reflect the beauty of our surroundings as well as the unique cultural diversity of the Taos area, earning TCMG a reputation as one of Northern New Mexico’s most innovative and successful music series.
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(Sunday) 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
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Join Taos creatives as they take center stage at the Taos Center for the Arts to share their visions for the future. Twelve artists and arts leaders will have
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Join Taos creatives as they take center stage at the Taos Center for the Arts to share their visions for the future. Twelve artists and arts leaders will have seven minutes each to share a visual story in this fast-paced night of creative thinking. Collectively, this night of lighting talks is sure to spark new ideas and conversations.
Advance registration coming soon through Taos Center for the Arts.
This program is part of Harwood 100 More: Envisioning the Future, a weekend of programs aimed at sparking community dialogue about how to sustain a vibrant, equitable, and inclusive creative future for Taos.
This event is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts, and by the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
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(Friday) 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
21Oct2:00 pm4:30 pmCommunity Visioning Workshopwith Jaclyn Roessel of GrownUp Navajo

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Have a creative idea that you need help nurturing? Join Jaclyn Roessel, president and founder of Grownup Navajo, for a special community workshop designed with Taos creatives and visionaries
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Have a creative idea that you need help nurturing? Join Jaclyn Roessel, president and founder of Grownup Navajo, for a special community workshop designed with Taos creatives and visionaries in mind.
A $20 deposit will be charged to hold your space in the workshop. All attendees will be issued a refund.
Roessel will facilitate a visioning workshop to support envisioning a creative work plan for your project. Participants will use creative visioning tools to create a path forward toward their vision of their project. Attendees will leave the session with a clear picture of the next steps toward their future vision, a creative anchor image, and a wireframe of values to guide their project or idea.
This program is part of Harwood 100 More: Envisioning the Future, a weekend of programs aimed at sparking community dialogue about how to sustain a vibrant, equitable, and inclusive creative future in Taos.
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Who is this for?
Anyone with a project or idea that needs some support before becoming real. Anyone with a project (personal/professional/community-focused) that needs some extra care to reach the next phase.
What is included in this workshop?
Jaclyn Roessel is a talented facilitator and coach, who will share these tools to help participants create a plan of action toward their project goals. This workshop will involve reflection time, conversation and sharing about your idea or project with fellow participants, there will be time for some creative expression of choice (collage, sketch, journal prompts).
What do I need to bring?
Depending on your personal practice, you will want to bring utensils that will help you hold your attention on your project. Optional materials: sketch pads, journals, stickers, planners. We will provide materials too – so come as you are and bring your imagination.
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About Jaclyn Roessel
Jaclyn Roessel is a citizen of the Navajo Nation and a proud Diné asdzaan (Navajo woman) who carries interwoven German and Scottish lineage. As a writer, lactivist and a cultural equity & justice consultant, Roessel believes in the power of Indigenous ways of knowing and teachings to support the building of healthy, strong, and just communities.
Their practice as a certified personal coach integrates Roessel’s Diné perspective and belief in the inherent wisdom of their coach partners to navigate challenges and achieve healing transformation in their lives and work. Jaclyn most deeply identifies as a +Liberatory Kinship Coach+. Jaclyn is a member of the Coaching for Healing, Justice and Liberation School where they learn and orient toward growth with some of the most radically heart-powered people on the planet.
Roessel comes to this work from a history of cultural production, curatorship, museum education and offers coach partners a deep understanding of the oppressive nature of non-profit institutions.
They are one of eight co-founders of Native Women Lead. Jaclyn previously held the role of decolonized futures and radical dreams at the U.S. Department of Arts & Culture, where they co-stewarded the Honor Native Land Project. Roessel was appointed to serve on the New Mexico Governor’s Council for Racial Justice and is an organizing member of the Indigenous Milk Medicine Collective. Roessel has recently been appointed to be the Director of the ASU LACMA Fellowship Program Administration at Arizona State University.
Jaclyn lives, plays, farms and makes home in the Pueblo of Tamaya with their husband and children.
This program is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts, and by the Institute for Museum and Library Services.
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(Saturday) 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
22Oct11:00 pm5:00 pmHarwood 100 More: Community Day

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Everyone is invited for the Harwood’s second Community Day full of activities aimed at activating the museum space as an incubator of ideas for the future. Featuring FREE admission
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Everyone is invited for the Harwood’s second Community Day full of activities aimed at activating the museum space as an incubator of ideas for the future. Featuring FREE admission for all Taos County Residents as part of Harwood’s Taos Free Sunday program and activities inspired by the Harwood Centennial theme, “Envisioning the Future.”
This program is part of Harwood 100 More: Envisioning the Future, a weekend of programs aimed at sparking community dialogue about how to sustain a vibrant, equitable, and inclusive creative future in Taos.
All Day Make art in the Education Studio
12:30pm Future Visioning” talk by Jaclyn Roessel of Grownup Navajo
1:30pm Panel Discussion: Envisioning the Future for Taos’ Museums
3:00pm Harwood Strategic Plan Town Hall with Eduardo Martinez of Meridian Strategies
The program is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts, and by the Institute for Museum and Library Science.
Image by Sam Joseph Photography.
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(Sunday) 11:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
26Oct6:00 pm7:30 pmFuture Forests: Living with FirePanel Discussion w/ The Nature Conservancy

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Join The Nature Conservancy for a conversation with a panel of experts to talk about the future of forests and how we can manage our forests better in New
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Join The Nature Conservancy for a conversation with a panel of experts to talk about the future of forests and how we can manage our forests better in New Mexico.
TNC’s Forest and Watershed Health Manager for New Mexico Matt Piccarello will moderate this session that will include an opportunity for audience members to ask questions of the experts. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. and panelists will begin at 6 p.m.
RSVP for this event by emailing mmolenda@tnc.org.
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(Thursday) 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
02Nov1:00 pm5:00 pmHarwood 100 Open Wall 3
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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
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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.
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(Thursday) 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
03Nov4:00 pm7:00 pmFirst Friday

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First Fridays at Harwood Museum November 3rd, 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
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First Fridays at Harwood Museum
November 3rd, 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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First Fridays will resume Summer 2024
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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(Friday) 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
10Nov7:00 pm8:30 pmThe Dave Stryker Quartet2023 Frank Morgan Taos Jazz Festival

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Dave Stryker, guitar Bob Fox, piano Terry Burns, bass John Trentacosts, drums Guitarist Dave Stryker began his career playing gigs in Harlem with the soulful organist Jack McDuff. Sitting in
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Dave Stryker, guitar
Bob Fox, piano
Terry Burns, bass
John Trentacosts, drums
Guitarist Dave Stryker began his career playing gigs in Harlem with the soulful organist Jack McDuff. Sitting in often with that band was tenor saxophonist, Stanley Turrentine. That led Stryker to a nine year association with Turrentine, joining him at all the major festivals, concert halls and clubs around the world. Over the years Stryker has performed with such jazz greats as Dizzy Gillespie and Freddie Hubbard, Jimmy Smith, James Moody, Jimmy Heath Eliane Elias, Joe Lovano and many others. He continues to perform with the Dave Stryker Organ Trio, Dave Stryker Eight Track Band and his Blue to the Bone Band. Recent gigs have included Birdland, The Blue Note, Dizzy’s Club Coca Cola at Jazz at Lincoln Center, and tours of Europe, Canada and Japan.
Pianist Bob Fox and bassist Terry Burns are actually two of the other band-members with Stryker and Stanley Turrentine, so this performance in the Frank Morgan Taos Jazz Festival will be a reunion concert and sure to be an emotional one for the band.
“Guitarist/composer Dave Stryker possesses a golden tone, urgent style and the kind of heated technique that can blow the roof off any gig. … an urban tale spinner, a sharp stylist able to improve any bandstand, and a storyteller in sound of the highest degree.” – Ken Micallef, JAZZ TIMES, January, 2022
“I have followed Dave Stryker’s playing since his early days in Omaha, through his long stay with Stanley Turrentine… and he just gets better and better– with one of the most joyous feels around.” – Pat Metheny
About Taos Jazz Bebop Society
Taos Jazz Bebop Society is a 501c3 Non-Profit, who’s mission is to make Taos an exciting jazz destination worthy of the best jazz artists. Their dedicated all-volunteer staff strives to attract a vibrant jazz audience and to inspire young listeners to discover the joys of improvised music.
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(Friday) 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
01Dec4:00 pm7:00 pmLighting LedouxCommunity Event




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Bring the family out for this annual holiday tradition! Harwood Museum and our Ledoux Street neighbors invite you to spend the evening strolling down historic Ledoux Street to enjoy music, dance,
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Bring the family out for this annual holiday tradition!
Harwood Museum and our Ledoux Street neighbors invite you to spend the evening strolling down historic Ledoux Street to enjoy music, dance, farolitos, fires, cocoa & crafts!
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(Friday) 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
08Dec5:30 pm7:00 pmThe Classical PianoTaos Chamber Music Group Concerts

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The incomparable, award-winning Gleb Ivanov (piano) will enthrall us again this year in a solo performance featuring Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Waldstein” Sonata and works by Franz Schubert. This is a treasured Taos Chamber
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The incomparable, award-winning Gleb Ivanov (piano) will enthrall us again this year in a solo performance featuring Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Waldstein” Sonata and works by Franz Schubert.
This is a treasured Taos Chamber Music Group holiday tradition featuring a musician called a “super-virtuoso” by the NY Times and tickets do sell out quickly.
Doors at 5:10pm.
All ticket sales for Taos Chamber Music Group Performances are Final Sale.
ABOUT TCMG
There is something different about making music in New Mexico – its endless vistas and open landscapes infuse creativity with a sense of spaciousness and possibility. For the past thirty years the Taos Chamber Music Group has tapped into the Land of Enchantment by presenting the imaginative and inspirational performances for which it has become known. Programs often reflect the beauty of our surroundings as well as the unique cultural diversity of the Taos area, earning TCMG a reputation as one of Northern New Mexico’s most innovative and successful music series.
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Time
(Friday) 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
09Dec5:30 pm7:00 pmHoliday JeuxTaos Chamber Music Group Concerts

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The holiday celebration continues with Gleb Ivanov and our beloved founder, Nancy Laupheimer (flute) delighting us with Maurice Ravel’s Flute Sonate. Kim Bakkum (piano) and Gleb will impart youthful wonder and imagination
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The holiday celebration continues with Gleb Ivanov and our beloved founder, Nancy Laupheimer (flute) delighting us with Maurice Ravel’s Flute Sonate.
Kim Bakkum (piano) and Gleb will impart youthful wonder and imagination with Ravel’s Ma mère l’Oye (Mother Goose Suite). The holiday treats will also include Ravel’s Jeux d’eau (Gleb solo) and Antonín Dvořák’s Piano Trio No. 1 performed by LP How (violin), Sally Guenther (cello) and Gleb.
Doors at 5:10pm.
All ticket sales for Taos Chamber Music Group Performances are Final Sale.
ABOUT TCMG
There is something different about making music in New Mexico – its endless vistas and open landscapes infuse creativity with a sense of spaciousness and possibility. For the past thirty years the Taos Chamber Music Group has tapped into the Land of Enchantment by presenting the imaginative and inspirational performances for which it has become known. Programs often reflect the beauty of our surroundings as well as the unique cultural diversity of the Taos area, earning TCMG a reputation as one of Northern New Mexico’s most innovative and successful music series.
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Time
(Saturday) 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
10Dec3:00 pm4:30 pmHoliday JeuxTaos Chamber Music Group Concerts

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Special Holiday Matinee! The holiday celebration continues with Gleb Ivanov and our beloved founder, Nancy Laupheimer (flute) delighting us with Maurice Ravel’s Flute Sonate. Kim Bakkum (piano) and Gleb will impart youthful wonder
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Special Holiday Matinee!
The holiday celebration continues with Gleb Ivanov and our beloved founder, Nancy Laupheimer (flute) delighting us with Maurice Ravel’s Flute Sonate.
Kim Bakkum (piano) and Gleb will impart youthful wonder and imagination with Ravel’s Ma mère l’Oye (Mother Goose Suite). The holiday treats will also include Ravel’s Jeux d’eau (Gleb solo) and Antonín Dvořák’s Piano Trio No. 1 performed by LP How (violin), Sally Guenther (cello) and Gleb.
All ticket sales for Taos Chamber Music Group Performances are Final Sale.
ABOUT TCMG
There is something different about making music in New Mexico – its endless vistas and open landscapes infuse creativity with a sense of spaciousness and possibility. For the past thirty years the Taos Chamber Music Group has tapped into the Land of Enchantment by presenting the imaginative and inspirational performances for which it has become known. Programs often reflect the beauty of our surroundings as well as the unique cultural diversity of the Taos area, earning TCMG a reputation as one of Northern New Mexico’s most innovative and successful music series.
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Time
(Sunday) 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
20Jan5:30 pm7:00 pmWinter ReverieTaos Chamber Music Group Concerts

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Visual and musical arts are interwoven in this program to add some vibrancy and color to the serene, snowy landscape of winter in Taos. Debra Ayers (piano), Sally Guenther (cello),
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Visual and musical arts are interwoven in this program to add some vibrancy and color to the serene, snowy landscape of winter in Taos. Debra Ayers (piano), Sally Guenther (cello), Laura Chang (viola) and Elizabeth Baker (violin) bring us winter daydreams and Romantic musings in pieces by Johannes Brahms, Ernő Dohnányi and Caroline Shaw.
“While considering my love of Brahms’ piano quartets and my memory of playing them—and more generally how our memories of beloved music evolve over time—I began thinking about the history of still-life paintings.” – Caroline Shaw, Pulitzer prize-winning composer of Thousandth Orange.
Doors at 5:10pm.
All ticket sales for Taos Chamber Music Group Performances are Final Sale.
ABOUT TCMG
There is something different about making music in New Mexico – its endless vistas and open landscapes infuse creativity with a sense of spaciousness and possibility. For the past thirty years the Taos Chamber Music Group has tapped into the Land of Enchantment by presenting the imaginative and inspirational performances for which it has become known. Programs often reflect the beauty of our surroundings as well as the unique cultural diversity of the Taos area, earning TCMG a reputation as one of Northern New Mexico’s most innovative and successful music series.
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Time
(Saturday) 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
21Jan3:00 pm4:30 pmWinter ReverieTaos Chamber Music Group Concerts

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Special Holiday Matinee! Visual and musical arts are interwoven in this program to add some vibrancy and color to the serene, snowy landscape of winter in Taos. Debra Ayers (piano), Sally
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Special Holiday Matinee!
Visual and musical arts are interwoven in this program to add some vibrancy and color to the serene, snowy landscape of winter in Taos. Debra Ayers (piano), Sally Guenther (cello), Laura Chang (viola) and Elizabeth Baker (violin) bring us winter daydreams and Romantic musings in pieces by Johannes Brahms, Ernő Dohnányi and Caroline Shaw.
“While considering my love of Brahms’ piano quartets and my memory of playing them—and more generally how our memories of beloved music evolve over time—I began thinking about the history of still-life paintings.” – Caroline Shaw, Pulitzer prize-winning composer of Thousandth Orange.
Doors at 5:10pm.
All ticket sales for Taos Chamber Music Group Performances are Final Sale.
ABOUT TCMG
There is something different about making music in New Mexico – its endless vistas and open landscapes infuse creativity with a sense of spaciousness and possibility. For the past thirty years the Taos Chamber Music Group has tapped into the Land of Enchantment by presenting the imaginative and inspirational performances for which it has become known. Programs often reflect the beauty of our surroundings as well as the unique cultural diversity of the Taos area, earning TCMG a reputation as one of Northern New Mexico’s most innovative and successful music series.
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Time
(Sunday) 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Location
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux Street
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