MUSEUM EXHIBITS

ONGOING

THROUGH NOV. 25: “GENNEXT: Future So Bright”; Museum of Spanish Colonial Art.

THROUGH NOV. 25: “HORIZONS: People & Place in New Mexican Art”; New Mexico Museum of Art.

THROUGH DEC. 2: “A PROMISE FULFILLED: The Life and Legacy of Bob Chavez”; Indian Pueblo Cultural Center.

THROUGH DEC. 30: “MEETING THE CLOUDS HALFWAY: Terrol Dew Johnson and Aranda\Lasch”; Museum of Contemporary Native Arts.

THROUGH DEC. 30: “STEPPING OUT: 10,000 Years of Walking the West”; Museum of Indian Arts & Culture.

THROUGH DEC. 31: “¡AQUÍ ESTAMOS: The Heart of Arte!”; National Hispanic Cultural Center.

THROUGH JAN. 4: “ART THROUGH STRUGGLE: Ricardo Caté (Santo Domingo)”; Indian Pueblo Cultural Center.

THROUGH JAN. 4: “PALEOART EXHIBITION”; New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science.

THROUGH JAN. 6: “FROM INVISIBLE TO VISIBLE: The Chinese-American Experience in Albuquerque”; Albuquerque Museum.

THROUGH JAN. 7: “NEW MEXICO HOMETOWN HEROES: Hispanic Congressional Medal of Honor Recipients”; National Hispanic Cultural Center.

THROUGH JAN. 27: “ROLANDE SOULIERE: Form and Content”; Museum of Contemporary Native Arts.

THROUGH JAN. 27: “HOLLY WILSON: On Turtle’s Back”; Museum of Contemporary Native Arts.

THROUGH FEB. 3: “BEADWORK ADORNS THE WORLD”; Museum of International Folk Art.

THROUGH FEB. 16: “EXPANDING HORIZONS: Darren Vigil Gray”; Museum of Contemporary Native Arts.

THROUGH FEB. 28: “MARIA SAMORA: Master of Elegance”; Museum of Indian Arts & Culture.

THROUGH MARCH 10: “CRAFTING MEMORY: The Art of Community in Peru”; Museum of International Folk Art.

THROUGH MARCH 10: “GOOD COMPANY: Five Artist Communities in New “Datura,” a 1990 silkscreen by Kate Krasin, is part of the “Wait Until Dark” exhibit opening Nov. 17 at the New Mexico Museum of Art. Mexico”; New Mexico Museum of Art.

THROUGH MARCH 31: “VISIONS OF THE HISPANIC WORLD: Treasures from the Hispanic Society Museum & Library”; Albuquerque Museum.

THROUGH APRIL 7: “WHAT’S NEW IN NEW: Selections from the Carol Warren Collection”; Museum of Indian Arts & Culture.

THROUGH APRIL 15: “THE LAND THAT ENCHANTS ME SO: Picturing Popular Songs of New Mexico”; New Mexico Museum of History.

THROUGH MAY 27: “ATOMIC HISTORIES: Remembering New Mexico’s Nuclear Past”; New Mexico Museum of History.

THROUGH JULY 7: “ACTION/ ABSTRACTION REDEFINED”; Museum of Contemporary Native Arts.

THROUGH JULY 7: “LIFEWAYS OF THE SOUTHERN ATHABASKANS”; Museum of Indian Arts & Culture.

THROUGH JULY 28: “ON EXHIBIT: Designs That Defined the Museum of New Mexico”; New Mexico Museum of History.

THROUGH SEPT. 30: “BIRDS: Spiritual Messengers of the Skies”; Center for New Mexico Archaeology, 7 Old Cochiti Road, Santa Fe.

THROUGH OCT. 6: “LIT: The Work of Rose B. Simpson”; Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian.

NOVEMBER

11: “WORLD WAR I LETTERS,” New Mexico contributions to World War I; New Mexico Museum of History.

17-APRIL 21: “WAIT UNTIL DARK”; New Mexico Museum of Art.

DECEMBER

15-MARCH 31: “CARVED & CAST: 20th Century New Mexican Sculpture”; New Mexico Museum of Art.

15-MARCH 31: “SHOTS IN THE DARK”; New Mexico Museum of Art.

16-AUG. 25: “A GATHERING OF VOICES: Folk Art from the Judith Espinar and Tom Dillenberg Collection”; Museum of International Folk Art.