Please join one of our docents every Sunday at 2pm for a tour of the museum. Meet us in the Brandenburg Gallery just outside the G.E. Foster Gallery. Plan to spend under an hour exploring the museum. Bring your questions about our exhibitions. Sunday Docent tours are free with museum admission. Contact education@harwoodmuseum.org  

Artstreams: From the Well of Memory program,“Meet Us at the Museum", provides a unique opportunity for those with Alzheimer's or other cognitive impairments, and their family caregivers to enjoy the richness of the Harwood Museum's Errant Eye: Portraits in a Landscape exhibition. Art Educator, Kathleen Burg will use art and social interaction as an immersion tool to stimulate minds and memories, some of whose personal stories and history may include the Taos community of artists from our collection. Contact the Education Department education@harwoodmuseum.org or 575-758-9826 x 108  

“Transformed by Fire” is a musical and poetic collaboration between composer Andrea Clearfield and poet/writer Ariana Kramer. This presention is part of a celebration of National Poetry Month this April, The collaboration was supported by a 2017 artist's residency through the Leopold Writing Program. “Transformed by Fire” explores Aldo Leopold's encounter with a wolf early in his life, his changing perception of wolves, and the role of wolves in our ecosystems.
Join Ariana Kramer for a presentation on the background of “Transformed by Fire” and hear excerpts of this work-in-progress with performances by baritone Mark Jackson and pianist Martha Shepp.

This event is free to the public; seating is limited.

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The Harwood Museum of Art presents a weekly meditative Jivamukti Yoga program with Jayne Schell on Thursdays from 8:30am - 10am. Open to all levels, yoga mats provided. $8 for Alliance Members at the Individual level and above (These Alliance Members may also purchase a Class Card of 8 classes for $40) or $10 General Admission. For information education@harwoodmuseum.org   

Music of French Composers and the Americans they influenced through the most highly regarded composition teacher of the 20th Century, Nadia Boulanger.

Gabriel Faure
Claude Debussy
Maurice Ravel
Francis Poulenc
William Simon
Aaron Copland

Tickets are $20.00, $16.00 for museum members and free for youth 18 and under.

Round table discussion with Q & A, moderated by Harwood Museum Director: Richard Tobin.
Panel: Lucy Lippard, Diane Reyna, Anita Rodriguez and Sarah Stolar.

Tickets are $10.00 general and $8.00 for museum members.

This film follows the 450 year-relationship of the Pueblos and other cultures, beginning with the Spanish explorers in 1539.
The two-hour documentary includes stories from elders, interviews with scholars and leaders, archival photographs, historical accounts and re-enactments.
Following the screening there will be a Q &A session with, Director, Diane Reyna/Taos Pueblo.

The screening is free to Museum members, and free with admission to the public.  Seating is general.

"Founded in July 2014 by artist Laurelin Kruse, the Mobile Museum of American Artifacts has since been to around 20 cities on the East Coast and in the West, collected and showcased over 80 artifacts and stories from participants around the country, and has been hosted by a range of institutions including the Peabody Essex Museum, Brown University, a general store in a rural Colorado town, and a mariachi academy in Connecticut.

This program includes an artist talk, it is free to museum members and free with admission.