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Happy Birthday, Oscar E. Berninghaus!

Oscar Edmund Berninghaus, born October 2, 1874, was an American artist and founding member of the Taos Society of Artists. He is known for his paintings of Native Americans, and […]

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NEW Acquisition: William Kentridge’s “Drawing from Tide Table”

William Kentridge, Drawing from Tide Table (Feet), charcoal on paper, 2003 . An example of Kentridge’s apartheid-informed art. Casspirs serve as a reference to the military response to anti-apartheid activists; casspirs are armored cars that were used to suppress […]

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By the Numbers: Iraq and Vietnam Wars

image source   Vietnam War 1961 the start of Vietnam 19,395,369  the total amount of Agent Orange* spray used over the 9-year period of Vietnam 3,000,000 the amount of soldiers […]

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Roberta Jacyshyn: 30 years of music

Roberta Jacyshn, Musical Director of the Fine Arts Center   While the Fine Arts Center’s Theatre Company is celebrating 25 years of musicals, comedies and dramas, Roberta Jacyshyn is preparing […]

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NEW Acquisition: Howard Finster’s “God Bless You All”

Howard Finster’s God Bless You All, oil on masonite, 1985. Gift of Dianne Vanderlip. R.E.M. and Talking Heads album cover artist Howard Finster turned to art at age three when […]

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Floyd Tunson on Western Skies

Floyd Tunson, Raw Deal 3, mixed media, 1989. The artist himself, Floyd Tunson. This month, KRCC’s award-winning radio documentary program Western Skies is focusing on art. This past Sunday, they […]

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Reflecting on the Waldo Canyon Fire

 Thank you to everyone who contributed to the Waldo Canyon Fire Community Display. It was incredibly moving to hear your thoughts, thank yous, and hopes for recovery — coming together […]

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Scott Johnson Artist Talk Highlights

Artist Scott Johnson in his The No Plateau Below are excerpts from our live Twitter feed of the Members-only Preview of the Scott Johnson and James Turrell exhibitions. Local artist Johnson joined […]

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Honoring a Legacy — Creation Story of the Papago/Tohono O’odham

Papago/Tohono O’odham basket. Papago/Tohono O’odham basket maker from 1916 (image source). With 17 tribes represented in the newest Permanent Collection exhibition Honoring a Legacy — it’s easy to see how expansive […]

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Fun at the Farmer’s Market

Every Wednesday from 3 – 7 p.m., the Sculpture Garden at the FAC turns MUCH yummier! Local (and only local) vendors sell snacks and groceries that range from cinnamon sugar pretzels […]

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