Current Exhibitions
Jonathan Blaustein: Party City is the Devil
Artist Statement: The world is drowning in garbage. We all know its true. Whether clogging our landfills, or choking fish in the sea, our addiction to things in Late Capitalist America is leading...
Susan Folwell: Through the Looking Glass
Folwell has studied the Taos Society of Artists’ paintings for the past three years. This catalyst for her ceramic art practice has coincided with her and her husband’s relocation to Taos, a...
Judy Chicago: The Birth Project from New Mexico Collections
More than 150 needle workers helped Chicago create powerful images that celebrate the birth process, from the painful to the mythical. The work (1980-1985) challenges the status quo and...
Alicia Stewart: Unfinished . . .
Opening reception: Sunday, June 2, 2019 – noon to 5:00pm
On Alicia Stewart (1999-2017): "… her paintings reflected both the hope of finding joy in nature, animals and other human beings and the...
Embroidered History: Colchas and the Stitch that Defined a Region
Public opening: Sunday, June 2, noon to 5:00pm.
Spanning continents and centuries, the Northern New Mexican colcha is a journey of craft, culture, and geopolitics that is defined by the hands ...
Early Twentieth Century & Taos Society of Artists
The Dorothy and Jack Brandenburg Gallery features works by members of the Taos Society of Artists, as well as other significant works from the early twentieth century from the Harwood’s permanent...
Contemporary works from the Harwood Collection
The line dividing one era from another often cannot be defined precisely. The decades of the sixties and seventies witnessed the death of people who had once been of great significance to the Taos...
Collection of Northern New Mexico Hispanic Works
The Harwood Museum is fortunate to have an important collection of Hispanic works that covers a broad range of the historic traditions of northern New Mexico. Paintings as well as objects in tin...
Ken Price, "Death Shrine I" from "Happy's Curios"
An ongoing installation of Ken Price's "Death Shrine I" from the "Happy's Curios" series.
Agnes Martin Gallery
A permanent installation of seven paintings by internationally acclaimed artist Agnes Martin.
