College of Fine Arts

The University of New Mexico is listed as one of the year’s best schools for earning a master’s degree online by website OnlineMastersDegrees.org. UNM was recognized for excellence in the following areas: Best Online Electrical Engineering Master's...

The UNM Alumni Association’s next Lobo Living Room will introduce a University professor whose passion for one sound has resonated with crowds while performing on the world’s most profound classical music stages, Professor Richard White. Lobo Living...

It is with profound sadness that the College of Fine Arts shares the following: UNM Professor of Music and Director of Bands Eric Rombach-Kendall has passed away. He is survived by his wife Julie Rombach-Kendall and children, Rebecca Kendall and Michael...

The University of New Mexico’s College of Fine Arts (CFA) recently announced the launch of the UNM College of Fine Arts Framework Plan.   The Framework Plan is an integrated physical and strategic 10-year plan that will help to identify, prioritize, and...

The Research and Creative Works Leadership Awards were established last year to honor recently promoted faculty who have accomplished outstanding research or creative works in their respective career stage. Two new faculty members were awarded and...

The Harwood Museum of Art will host University of New Mexico professor of Art and artist Andrea Polli along with artist Marina Zurkow in Remote Possibilities: Envisioning Climate Futures, a virtual conversation about the role of environmental art in...

Printmaker Juana Estrada Hernandez moved to the United States from Mexico when she was a child. Her artwork reflects her culture and status as a participant in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, part of the first wave of students...

We Are Here, A Culmination of Passion will feature the work of UNM Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Arts (BAIA) Capstone 2021 students Alex Galindo, Amber Carrillo, Flannery Cowan, and Matthew Hickel. Artist presentations and exhibitions will be...

The violin making program at The University of New Mexico is hosting an open house the same evening as the Hanging of the Greens festivities Friday, December 3. Visitors will have a chance to see the tools and woods used, view the students’ work in...

Ana Alonso-Minutti, associate professor of Music and faculty affiliate of the Latin American and Iberian Institute at The University of New Mexico, was recently awarded the biennial 2021 Robert M. Stevenson Prize from The Society for Ethnomusicology for...