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Explore the Diverse Art Scene of New Mexico! Dive into a variety of upcoming exhibitions across the state. From large-scale works to explorations of light and photography, there’s something for every artistic taste. Witness impressive, large-scale artworks or delve into the unique light of New Mexico through diverse artistic mediums. Expand your art adventure! Explore for exhibitions happening around New Mexico.
Albuquerque Museum in collaboration with the Office of Black Community Engagement Present:
Juneteenth
An evening of food, music, and celebration, featuring special performances by Ms. Marley’s House of Colors and VIIIZON Academy. Third Thursdays are made possible in part by the City of Albuquerque’s Urban Enhancement Trust Fund and New Mexico Arts, a Division of the New Mexico Office of Cultural Affairs.
Juneteenth celebration on June 19th, 5-8:30pm at Albuquerque Museum, 2000 Mountain Rd NW. There is no charge for this event.
Vladem Contemporary Presents:
Timeless Mucha: The Magic of Line
A chance to consider Alphonse Mucha’s work in the context of everything that came before and after it. A chance to see how his style and Bohemian sense of freedom continues to inspire generations of artists.
Timeless Mucha: The Magic of Line opens June 20th at Vladem Contemporary at the New Mexico Museum of Art, 404 Montezuma St in Santa Fe. The exhibition will be on view through Sunday, September 21st. nmartmuseum.org.
Gallery One in City Hall has:
tether
Featuring the artwork of Eliot Anderberg, Claudia Hermano, & Emily Wright. It explores the intersections of gender, body, and identity through quilts, textiles, photography, and ceramics. The artists share a deep commitment to their communities and to the use of art as a tool for activism and affirmation.
tether is on display at Gallery One in City Hall in downtown Albuquerque. The exhibition will be on view through Friday, June 20th.
The City of Albuquerque Public Urban Art Enhancement Division Presents:
My Story is Golden
A powerful, collaborative video soundscape by artist J P 제피. The soundscape is woven with the voices of 24 storytellers.
My Story is Golden is on view at Gallery One at 1 Civic Plaza and the International District Library, 7601 Central Ave NE in Albuquerque through Friday, June 20th.
Albuquerque Museum has:
Abstracting Nature
Features the works of ten artists, past and contemporary, whose relationships with the New Mexico landscape have played a vital role in their creative practices. They use a lens of abstraction to explore the deep stories and personal connections they share with the environment through sculpture, weaving, printmaking, and painting.
Abstracting Nature opens on Saturday, June 21st, 2pm with an opening conversation with four of the ten artists featured at Albuquerque Museum. The exhibition will be on view through Sunday, October 12th.
Light, Shape, & the Space of Time
This exhibition showcases not only the first artists of the Light and Space movement but also those who came after them. It highlights how new ideas in science and technology from a wide diversity of artists continue to shape this style of art today.
Light, Shape, & the Space of Time is on view through Sunday, July 20th at the Albuquerque Museum, 2000 Mountain Rd NW. albuquerquemuseum.org.
Hacer Presents:
For the unity of unabsorbed excess
An exhibition of new drawings from Michael Diaz.
For the unity of unabsorbed excess is on view at 5 Point Gallery, 2351 Fox Rd, #700 in Santa Fe through Saturday, June 21st. 5pointgallery.com.
Obscura Gallery has:
Möbius
Through personal and universal visual stories, artist Luis González Palma explores the boundaries between photography and painting, emotion and reason, aesthetics and politics.
Möbius is on view at Obscura Gallery, 225 Delgado St in Santa Fe through Saturday, June 21st. obscuragallery.net.
Richard Levy Gallery has:
Stardust Dialogues
A presentation of photographs by Elizabeth Chiles. The exhibition explores concepts of time, perception, and eco-spirituality.
Stardust Dialogues at Richard Levy Gallery, 514 Central SW in Albuquerque. The exhibition will be on view through Saturday, June 21st. levygallery.com.
Monroe Gallery of Photography has:
WWII: Eighty Years
A special exhibition commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, the largest and most violent military conflict in human history.
WWII: Eighty Years is on view through Sunday, June 22nd at Monroe Gallery of Photography, 112 Don Gaspar in Santa Fe. monroegallery.com.
Off Center Arts with CABQ Public Art Present:
New Works
An exhibition of artwork by two dozen local artists featuring new artworks created this spring as part of a 12-week professional development program. A showcase of what individuals can create when given the tools and support to cross boundaries and claim their own creative expression.
New Works is on view by appointment and during public events at Fusion, 708 1st St NW in Albuquerque. The exhibition runs through Sunday, June 22nd. fusionnm.org.
Wild Hearts Gallery has:
Minding the Web
Featuring the artwork of Bunny Bowen who understands humanity is part of the web of creation and explores whether humans are the spider or the fly in that proverbial web.
Minding the Web is on view through Sunday, June 29th at Wild Hearts Gallery, 221-B state highway 165 in Placitas. wildheartsgallery.com.
IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts has:
My Way Home
Featuring the artwork of Jordan Ann Craig with her new approach to Indigenous abstraction.
My Way Home is on view through Sunday, June 29th at Museum of Contemporary Native Arts at IAIA, 108 Cathedral Pl in Santa Fe. iaia.edu/mocna.
Zane Bennett Contemporary Art Presents:
Terra Madre
An exhibition of large-scale drawings of natural textures, digital prints, and video art by Katrina Bello. Inspired by her experience of displacement, adaptation, and motherhood, Bello renders the dramatic textures of soil, tree bark, and strata as evidence of Earth’s journey through time.
Terra Madre is on view through Saturday, August 30th at Zane Bennett Gallery.
Summer Winter
An exhibition of handwoven garments by Margaret Roach Wheeler and fiber artworks by Mahota Textiles, the first tribally owned textile company in the U.S. The exhibition presents sixteen garments inspired by Indigenous symbology and textile traditions from the southwest to the northeast alongside functional textiles that honor history’s unnamed weavers.
Summer Winter is on view through Monday, June 30th at Zane Bennett Gallery, 435 S Guadalupe St in Santa Fe. zanebennettgallery.com.
Hecho a Mano has:
Francisco Delgado: Animales de Carga
Delgado’s work is profoundly shaped by his life as a “Fronterizo” or “Bordeño.” His experiences living in both the U.S. and Mexico, observing and grappling with the two countries’ cultures, histories and struggles, have been instrumental in forming his binational identity, as well as how he perceives the world and expresses himself through his art.
Francisco Delgado: Animales de Carga is on view through Monday, June 30th at Hecho a Mano, 129 W Palace Ave in Santa Fe. hechoamano.org.
Edition One Gallery has:
The Dog & Pony Show
A group exhibition of photographs of dogs and ponies!
The Dog & Pony Show is on view through Saturday, July 5th at Edition One Gallery in Santa Fe. For the Canyon Road Summer Walk on Wednesday, July 2nd, the gallery will be open from 5-8pm. editiononegallery.com.
203 Fine Art and the Estates of Luchita Hurtado & Lee Mullican Present:
Works from the 50’s
Presenting a selection of paintings from the 1950s by the celebrated Taos Modern, Lee Mullican (1919-1998).
Works from the 50’s will be on view through Monday, July 7th at 203 Fine Art, 1335 Gusdorf Rd, Ste. I in Taos. 203fineart.com.
National Hispanic Cultural Center has:
Rendered Presence: Artistas de Nuevo Mexico
The exhibition explores artworks by 13 artists, living and working throughout New Mexico including painters, photographers, artists working with textiles and other soft sculpture forms. Each artists explores identify and the self, art history, and the expanse of Hispanic, Chicano, & Latino contemporary art.
Rendered Presence: Artistas de Nuevo Mexico is on display through Friday, July 25th at the National Hispanic Cultural Center, 1701 4th St SW in Albuquerque. nhccnm.org.
Gerald Peters Contemporary has:
Material Girl: Pop Culture & the Female Gaze
Bringing together six female artists working across media, the exhibition will highlight the connections between the artists’ personal histories and social, political, and cultural realities of today.
Material Girl: Pop Culture & the Female Gaze will be on view at Gerald Peters Contemporary, 1011 Paseo de Peralta in Santa Fe through Saturday, July 26th. gpgallery.com.
Gallery with a Cause has:
On the Rise: Artists in Early & Middle-Career
Featuring 15 New Mexico artists who are on the rise. 40% of each art sale is tax deductible and goes to the New Mexico Cancer Center Foundation supporting patients’ non-medical needs.
On the Rise: Artists in Early & Middle-Career is on view through Friday, August 22nd. gallerywithacause.org.
The Museum of International Folk Art has:
Between the Lines
An exhibition that aims to humanize the incarcerated by showcasing 200 pieces of artwork, multimedia pieces, and community events. The show consists of works from the museum’s collection as well as from the Penitentiary of New Mexico Inmate Craftsmanship & Trades Fair, a local prisoner’s rights organization.
Between the Lines is on view through Tuesday, September 2nd at Museum of International Folk Art.
INgqikithi Yokuphica/Weavings Meanings: Telephone Wire Art from South Africa
An exhibition of a South African tradition that spans nearly 100 years. A large part of the exhibit features Zulu artwork and many of the artists have shown their work at the International Folk Art Market.
INgqikithi Yokuphica/Weavings Meanings: Telephone Wire Art from South Africa runs through Monday, November 17th at the Museum of International Folk Art, 706 Camino Lejo in Santa Fe. internationalfolkart.org.
The Owings Gallery has:
Logan Maxwell Hagege
Hagege is a contemporary artist based in Los Angeles renowned for his captivating portrayals of the American Southwest. Trained at a Southern California Academy where he honed his skills with live models, his work is grounded in classical technique.
Logan Maxwell Hagege is on view through Wednesday, October 1st at The Owings Gallery in Santa Fe. owingsgallery.com.
Box Studio and Sculpture Garden has:
Origami in the Garden
An exhibition created by Santa Fe artists Jennifer and Kevin Box, features Box’s own compositions as well as collaborations with world-renowned origami artists Robert J. Lang, Te Jui Fu, Beth Johnson and Michael G. LaFosse. These remarkable artworks feel at home in the wondrous setting of botanical gardens, since paper originates in plant life and origami is made of paper.
Origami in the Garden is on view through Friday, October 31st at Box Studio and Sculpture Garden, 3453 NM Hwy 14 in Cerrillos. outsidetheboxstudio.com.
Albuquerque Museum has:
Open to All: A Century of Access
It starts with a conversation with current and former library staff to reflect on the rich history of service at the Special Collections Library. The conversation is meant to explore the library’s legacy of providing access to a world of learning for generations of Albuquerque residents.
Open to All: A Century of Access will be on view at the Special Collections Library, 423 Central Ave NE in Albuquerque through Sunday, November 2nd.
Maxwell Museum of Anthropology has:
Entangled Cultures
How humans and microbes co-create through fermentation.
Entangled Cultures runs through Spring of 2026 at Maxwell Museum of Anthropology on the campus of the University of New Mexico. maxwellmuseum.unm.edu.
Palace of the Governors has:
Forks in the Road: A Diner’s Guide to New Mexico
Featuring iconic eateries and the stories that go with them. The curators of the exhibition received more than 100 online nominations for which restaurants to showcase.
Forks in the Road: A Diner’s Guide to New Mexico is on view for the next two years through Sunday, September 20th, 2026 at the Palace of the Governors, 105 W Palace Ave in Santa Fe. nmhistorymuseum.org.