The Art in Public Places Program of New Mexico Arts invites artists working in, and galleries located in, the Southwest (AZ, UT, CO, OK, TX, and NM) to submit artwork available for purchase.Artwork will be purchased for publicly accessible buildings throughout the State of New...
The New Mexico Japanese-American Citizens League (NMJACL) has been hosting Aki Matsuri (fall festival) for over twenty years. The festival is the main annual event for NMJACL and serves as a venue to share Japanese and Japanese-American (JA) culture with all of New Mexico. Proceeds from the festival...
The Creative Industries Division on behalf of the State of New Mexico and New Mexico Economic Development Department (EDD) seeks to award eighteen $100,000 grants to support the division’s work on the local level, through the establishment of Inter-Governmental Agreements between EDD and the local...
"How creative can New Mexico get with $2 million? "You’re about to find out. "Among the dozens of bills passed by the Legislature this year and going into effect Saturday is a proposal by freshman state Rep. Reena Szczepanski, a Santa Fe Democrat, to establish a Creative...
Artesia will be busy with all things art-related this summer. The Artesia Arts & Cultural District’s Downtown Mural Program has FOUR new murals + 2 restorations currently going on, and things are getting colorful downtown! The 1975 historic murals in Artesia’s Heritage Walkway (316 West Main...