The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
The show Las semillas, el sol, y los que sacaron a delante / The seed, the sun, and those that brought me forward at the Roswell Museum is the artist’s first solo exhibition at a museum since receiving her MFA. Juana Estrada Hernández channels her experience growing up as an immigrant in the United States […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
RAiR Exhibition Roswell Artist-in-Residence Alex Boeschenstein will be opening his solo exhibition "Visionary Rumor" at the Roswell Museum. Alex Boeschenstein is an interdisciplinary artist rooted in the traditions of drawing and printmaking. He uses history as raw material, processing it through conventions of assemblage, geoscience, and horror. Inspired by artists like Jill Magid and Walid […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
The show Las semillas, el sol, y los que sacaron a delante / The seed, the sun, and those that brought me forward at the Roswell Museum is the artist’s first solo exhibition at a museum since receiving her MFA. Juana Estrada Hernández channels her experience growing up as an immigrant in the United States […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
RAiR Exhibition Roswell Artist-in-Residence Alex Boeschenstein will be opening his solo exhibition "Visionary Rumor" at the Roswell Museum. Alex Boeschenstein is an interdisciplinary artist rooted in the traditions of drawing and printmaking. He uses history as raw material, processing it through conventions of assemblage, geoscience, and horror. Inspired by artists like Jill Magid and Walid […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
The show Las semillas, el sol, y los que sacaron a delante / The seed, the sun, and those that brought me forward at the Roswell Museum is the artist’s first solo exhibition at a museum since receiving her MFA. Juana Estrada Hernández channels her experience growing up as an immigrant in the United States […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
In this multi-generational class, visiting artist Amber Lovelace will guide us through the process of creating a hanging skeleton using plastic gallon jugs! (4 needed per skeleton). 6-9 year olds can team up with an adult, 10 and older can work (mostly) on their own. Adults with no kids are welcome too! Snacks & punch […]
