ONGOING EXHIBITIONS
FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION
FOUR CENTURIES: A HISTORY OF ALBUQUERQUE
This on-going exhibit depicts the history of Albuquerque and its surrounding region. Topics to explore include early maps, arms and armor, Spanish weaving, colonial life, vaqueros, and trade routes such as El Camino Real and the Santa Fe Trail. This comprehensive exhibition allows students to “walk through history.” Four Centuries is a portrayal of Albuquerque history that supports district standards in social studies and promotes appreciation of our cultural heritage.
COMMON GROUND: ART IN NEW MEXICO
A permanent art exhibition highlighting significant and Museum-owned works from the late 19th century to the present day, including some that have never before been viewed by the public. Ongoing.
NOTABLE NEW MEXICANS
Created in 2001, the Notable New Mexican program is one of two annual fundraising events of the Albuquerque Museum Foundation. The annual Notable New Mexican Gala celebrates the accomplishments of an extraordinary New Mexican. Each year the Foundation selects a Notable to be honored for their achievements, strong ties to New Mexico and contributions to the public good.
SCULPTURE GARDEN
Now encompassing over 60 pieces, this primarily outdoor tour explores various themes, media, and techniques by prominent regional sculptors including Luis Jimenez, Alan Houser and Nora Naranjo-Morse among others.
