College of Fine Arts

Every year, University of New Mexico undergraduate students work with faculty on their research topic of choice during the annual Undergraduate Research Opportunity Conference (UROC). UROC is a professional research conference that spotlights...

The College of Fine Arts at The University of New Mexico recently announced its 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award recipients. This annual award recognizes graduates of the UNM...

Erin Coe, a 1991 art studio graduate from The University of New Mexico’s College of Fine Arts, has been appointed The Rockwell Museum’s new Executive Director. With more than 25 years of museum experience, she has become a passionate museum...

The 53rd annual John Donald Robb Concert, featuring world-class contemporary chamber music performed by internationally renowned artists, is set for Sunday, March 30 at 4 p.m. at the Episcopal Cathedral of St. John located at 318 Silver, S.W. The public...

Join 2023 artist-in-residence Ryan Travis Christian on Tuesday, March 18 for a talk on the Chicago-based artist’s practice and latest release with Tamarind, a nine-color lithograph featuring his ultra-recognizable drawing and dark humor. Guests will have...

The University of New Mexico’s Department of Music has named Ava Cardner as the recipient of the prestigious 2024-25 Presser Award, recognizing her exceptional musicianship, academic achievements and service to the music community. A...

Beth Ratay, a professional faculty member and composer for the department of music at The University of New Mexico, has been awarded the 2025 Discovery Grant from OPERA America’s Opera Grants for Women Composers program. The $100,000 grant will be split...

Kristina Jacobsen, associate professor of ethnomusicology, songwriting and anthropology recently released a definitive Italian translation of her book, Sing me back home: songwriting etnografico e poltica della lingua sarda, published by NeoClassica Press in Rome and translated by Antonio Gambacorta. The book was released earlier in February.

Three University of New Mexico Film and Digital Art students will receive extra cash for their documentaries this year after winning a New Mexico Documentary Incubator Grant (NMDIG). Out of eight awardees, three have connections to UNM.

The University of New Mexico’s Moving Image Arts class invites the campus community to an exhibition in partnership with the local nonprofit, JustWrite. The exhibition runs through Feb. 21, with a reception on Thursday, Feb. 13 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the...