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SUMMARY:The Art of Acquisition:  New New Mexican Works at the NHCC
DESCRIPTION:Art Museum hours and prices HERE \nHow do museums acquire their collections? What makes an artwork\, or an artist\, worthy of collecting?   These are questions museums face every day and the National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC) Art Museum is no exception. \n“The Art of Acquisition:  New New Mexican Works at the NHCC” features art works that have been collected and added to the museum’s permanent collection over the last five years.  All of the pieces featured in this exhibition are by New Mexican artists or artists living in New Mexico\, and their work is displayed in the NHCC Community Gallery which is designed to showcase the artistic contributions of the local community. These acquisitions\, like the majority of the NHCC Art Museum permanent collection\, were given by artists and collectors and the museum would not be what it is today without the support of our generous donors. \nAccepting a donation is serious business and the NHCC Art museum has a rigorous process of approval before an object can become a part of the museum’s permanent collection. An object is first reviewed by the museum director and curatorial staff.  It is then presented to the NHCC Art Museum’s Collections Committee which is composed of art experts\, collectors\, and artists from throughout New Mexico.  When an object is approved by the committee\, the Director of the NHCC Art Museum and Visual Arts Program presents the piece at the NHCC Board of Directors Meeting for Board approval.  Only upon the Board’s approval does the object become a part of the NHCC Art Museum’s permanent collection. This process ensures that the NHCC Art Museum is the proper home for every object we acquire and it all begins with our donors and their affection for this museum. \nIn the last five years\, the NHCC’s Art Museum collection has grown– in fact doubled its size– through donations from communities and collectors. Very few objects are purchased because our acquisitions purchase fund has yet to be fully developed.  An acquisitions fund for the permanent collection would enable the NHCC Art Museum curators to target significant works by important artists for the collection.  We would be able to pay artists directly\, so that they would receive the full value for their visual creations.  Doing this would allow museum staff to continue to foster a supportive community interaction as well as follow best practices for museum curatorship and collection stewardship. \nWhile we hope to grow the acquisitions fund in the very near future\, we recognize the importance of acknowledging and celebrating the contributions of those who have helped the collection grow despite financial constraints.
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/art-acquisition-new-new-mexican-works-nhcc/
LOCATION:September-2019-Board-Meeting-Minutes
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions,Visual Arts
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170522
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SUMMARY:Fantasía Fantástica: Imaginative Spaces and Other-Worldly Collage
DESCRIPTION:Art Museum hours and prices HERE \nFantasía Fantástica: Imaginative Spaces and Other-Worldly Collage features the fantastical creations of four artists whose works toy with space and expand the parameters of collage. The artists\, Nick Abdalla\, Cynthia Cook\, Carlos Quinto Kemm\, and Rachel Muldez\, collect objects and images that populate the day-to-day but often go unnoticed. They then reframe them as part of a new imaginative whole. The works in this exhibition offer opportunities to contemplate how fantasy and the imaginary inform daily life as well as the historical and contemporary climate of Hispanic and Latina/o art more broadly. \nSpace and scale are key components in each artist’s work. Each artist interacts with space both by changing the setting that encompasses their work\, as well as by creating a new world within the object. From delicate and intimate scenes to sizable\, yet graceful sculptures\, the magic is in the details as much as it permeates the broader environment created by the artworks.
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/fantasia-fantastica-imaginative-spaces-worldly-collage/
LOCATION:September-2019-Board-Meeting-Minutes
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions,Visual Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161118
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170601
DTSTAMP:20260428T174353
CREATED:20160615T182549Z
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SUMMARY:A Life of Service: The Mari-Luci Jaramillo Collection\, 1905-2007
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday-Friday\, 10am-5pm\n 1st Saturday of the Month\, 1pm-5pm \nA Life of Service: The Mari-Luci Jaramillo Collection\, 1905-2007 \nThe Mari-Luci Jaramillo Collection provides an unparalleled look at a life dedicated to and distinguished by service to community\, state\, and the nation. A native New Mexican and daughter of laborers\, Mari-Luci Jaramillo grew from a studious child in La Vegas\, NM to become a teacher\, a leader in education reform\, a national advocate for civil rights\, and the first Latina Ambassador of the United States to Honduras. \nThis archival collection of correspondence\, speeches\, articles\, photographs\, and artifacts highlights her family history\, early adulthood\, and extensive career in higher education and government. It reflects the central beliefs of Mari-Luci Jaramillo’s life and career: family and community\, pride of heritage\, and that service to others is important.
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/mari-luci-jaramillo-collection-archives-exhibition/
LOCATION:History and Literary Arts Building
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions,Visual Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170204
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170205
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SUMMARY:¡Vamos al Museo! Valentines with Nick Abdalla
DESCRIPTION:10:30 am to 12:00 pm \nOn the first Saturday morning of every month\, join us for this fun and engaging docent- and artist-led family program. During the February event\, families (limited to 25 participants) will get a 30-minute museum tour focused on the NHCC Art Museum’s current exhibit Fantasía Fantástica: Imaginative Spaces and Other-Worldly Collage led by artist Nick Abdalla\, whose work you will see in the exhibit. Following the tour\, Nick will lead you in a family-friendly project that will include an exploration of sculptural valentines that Nick and his wife have been exchanging for over 30 years. It’s a great morning of art-making for children of all ages and families of all sizes! \nPlease pre-register using the link HERE (so we know how many materials to prepare) \nFree\, $5 donations are encouraged to support the artists & purchase supplies\nFor more information please call or email Elena Baca at 505-246-2261 or ElenaD.Baca@state.nm.us. \n \nAbout Nick Abdalla and his work: \nNick collects objects such as beads\, twine\, cardboard and rattan furniture parts. With a little sculpting putty and paint\, he builds large scale creations that seem to take on a magical life of their own. Each sculpture taunts the imagination with agile forms that appear to be something different from every angle. Abdalla describes his process as one of feeling rather than thinking and notes the importance of listening to his work. \nNick’s Artist Statement: \n“’All who wander are not lost.’ ‘I’m not lost\, I’m just exploring.’ ‘Wherever you go\, there you are.’ As simplistic as these slogans seem\, they speak to my present approach to making things. The process has become important\, or perhaps\, the most important factor in my work. It is what I discover\, what I find\, what I feel that makes me do this. I begin by knowing nothing about what the piece will become.”
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/vamos-al-museo-8/
LOCATION:Domenici Education Building\, 1701 4th Street SW\, Albuquerque\, NM\, 87102
CATEGORIES:Education,School and Youth Programs,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Chispa: A Mariachi Valentine’s\, Featuring Reynaldo Maestas
DESCRIPTION:2 pm \nMariachi singer Reynaldo Maestas\, Baila! Baila!\, and Mariachi Tapatio perform romantic music and dance for Valentine’s Day\, delighting audiences with amazing colors\, tantalizing rhythms\, quick footwork\, and powerful vibratos. The concert will include a set of “Canciones de Amor” in both English and Spanish; duets will feature the beautiful vocals of members of Mariachi Tapatio and Reynaldo Maestas.\n$22
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/chispa-valentines-day-mariachi-concert-featuring-reynaldo-maestas/
LOCATION:Roy E. Disney Center for Performing Arts: Albuquerque Journal Theatre\, 1701 4th St SW\, Albuquerque\, NM\, 87102
CATEGORIES:Music,Performing Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170216
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170227
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SUMMARY:Siembra\, Latino Theatre Season:  Solving for X: The Education Project
DESCRIPTION:By the Working Classroom  \n 7 pm—Thursday-Saturday\n 2 pm—Sunday \n*Reception* Following the Friday\, Feb. 17 performance\, all audience members are invited to a special dessert reception to meet the cast and celebrate the performance. \nWorking Classroom’s theatre ensemble collaborates with Scott Barrow from Tectonic Theater Project and guest director/playwright Milta Ortiz from Arizona’s Borderlands Theater to create an immersive bilingual performance based on community interviews and dedicated to bringing a face and voice to educational inequity. Presented in partnership with Working Classroom.\n$12 w/ $2 discount for students\, seniors\, & NHCC members; $5 Thursday shows only
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/siembra-latino-theatre-season-education-project/
LOCATION:NHCC-BOD-January-2020-Meeting
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts,Theatre
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SUMMARY:La Canoa: Nuevomexicano Children's Literature: Bilingual and Bicultural in Both Past and Present
DESCRIPTION:2 pm to 4 pm \nJoin panelists Amy Córdova\, artist and illustrator; and Enrique L. Lamadrid\, Gabriel Meléndez\, Anna M. Nogar\, and Michael Trujillo\, from the University of New Mexico for a discussion on Nuevomexicano children’s literature. Recent studies of popular cultural production often center on forms intended for adults. This roundtable will consider a genre designed for children that involves adult interlocutors and mentors. The panelist discussion will center on bilingual\, culturally informed children’s books that treat topics relating to New Mexican history\, oral literature and tropes. \n \nAs Mexican American scholar Domino Perez has noted in her study of children’s literature depicting the legend of La Llorona\, such works exert powerful influence beyond the apparent simplicity of text and image.  She notes that “[stories about La Llorona] are now being used to empower and instill cultural pride as well as a sense of cultural history” (193)\, further commenting that “Through the use of La Llonorna folklore\, children are not only being prepared to read critically their own stories\, but also to read other stories about their culture” (179).  The panelists see the texts they have collectively created in this light. This discussion is aimed at articulating the unique positionality of a literature that serves a distinct role in forming future nuevomexicano readers and citizens\, for as Perez concludes\, “for marginalized people whose stories have been written over or displaced\, the fate of certain stories can be tied to the future of the people.” (179) \nChildren’s books to be addressed by the discussants include those to which they have contributed: \n\nAmadito and the Hero Children: Amadito y los Niños Héroes. Enrique Lamadrid\, essay by Michael Trujillo\, illustrated by Amy Córdova.\nJuan the Bear and the Water of Life: La Acequia de Juan del Oso. Enrique Lamadrid with Juan Estevan Arellano\, illustrated by by Amy Córdova.\nThe First Tortilla: A Bilingual Story. Rudolfo Anaya\, trans. Enrique Lamadrid\, illustrated by Amy Córdova.\nThe Santero’s Miracle: A Bilingual Story. Rudolfo Anaya\, trans. Enrique Lamadrid\, illustrated by Amy Córdova.\nThe Legend of Ponciano Gutiérrez and the Mountain Thieves. A. Gabriel Meléndez and the Paiz Family\, illustrated by Amy Córdova.\nSisters in Blue: Hermanas de azul.  Anna M. Nogar and Enrique Lamadrid\, illustrated by Amy Córdova.\n\nFree event\, open to the public.
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/nuevomexicano-childrens-literature-bilingual-bicultural-past-present/
LOCATION:History and Literary Arts Building
CATEGORIES:Education,Speakers
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