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For the first time, in its 60th year, the Tamarind Institute at The University of New Mexico announced ahead of time the artist who would create its annual Collectors Club print. The institute has also created a curated selection of lithographs...

Necessity is the mother of invention for the Tamarind Institute at The University of New Mexico. As most of the university, Tamarind has shut its doors due to the current public health crisis but wants to let people continue to enjoy its collection and...

Many artists aspire to work at UNM's world-renowned Tamarind Institute, publisher of fine art lithographs by artists such as Jim Dine, Hung Liu, Louise Nevelson, Toyin Ojih Odutola, and Ed Ruscha, to name a few. Founded in Los Angeles in 1960, Tamarind...

Bacteria is such a common part of our world most of us don’t think much about it, but when bacteria grows prolifically on some surfaces it can cause major problems. One example is bacterial growth on a urinary catheter, another is bacterial growth on the...

The UNM Art Museum has long been at the center of the art world in New Mexico. On Sept. 10, more than 900 visitors attended the grand re-opening of the museum, featuring the premiere of a two-year, 9,000 square foot expansion and renovation that adds an ...

The Harwood Museum of Art of UNM in Taos presents artist Gendron Jensen in a lecture on "Bone of Intention, My Experience with the Bones of Wild Creatures" on Thursday, Nov. 4 at 7 p.m. in the Harwood's Peter and Madeleine Martin Foundation Gallery.In ...

Tamarind Institute's international reach came home during "Globetrotting: Tamarind Printers Abroad," moderated by Arif Khan, Tamarind gallery director. Tamarind-trained printmakers returned for the institute's 50th anniversary symposium to share their ...

Tamarind Institute hosts two important contemporary American artists, Jim Dine and Ed Ruscha, during its Fabulous at 50 Symposium and Birthday Bash Friday-Sunday, Sept. 10-12. Ruscha and Dine have been included in exhibits with Roy ...