College of Fine Arts

With comic brilliance and deep understanding, “The Seagull,” explores love, loss and what it means to be an artist in a society obsessed by celebrities. Anton Chekov’s masterpiece is filled with passion, jealousy and regret, as a renowned actress, her...

The University of New Mexico Department of Theatre and Dance hosts Now/Next/Dance, a showcase of original choreography by student choreographers of the UNM dance program, presented for several performances in the Elizabeth Waters Center for Dance at Carlisle Gym on UNM’s Main Campus through Oct. 25.

The UNM Art Museum hosts a community gathering and discourse-driven event, where community members are invited to participate in conversations about the complex issues surrounding policing, civil rights, advocacy, healing and action.

On Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 6 p.m. in Rodey Theatre, artist Nick Cave along with curator Kymberly Pinder, will hold a discussion about Cave’s work, which is displayed in the UNM Art Museum’s newest exhibit Necessary Force: Art in the Police ...

A play by acclaimed writer Don DeLillo, The Day Room is a brilliant, bizarre, black-comedy that explores performance and concealment. The Day Room runs on selected days from through Oct. 4 in the Experimental Theatre located in the lower level of the Center for the Arts on UNM’s main campus.

The UNM Department of Theatre and Dance and SHIFT Contemporary Dance Collective present SHIFT/Solos, an event featuring the work of internationally acclaimed dance artist, Tomaz Simatovic and SHIFT co-directors Jacqueline M. García, Kelsey Paschich and Lisa Nevada. The event takes place at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 19 at the Orpheum Art Space located at 500 2nd Street.

LaShawnda Crowe will be on UNM's main campus for the exhibit Necessary Force: Art in the Police State Sept. 17-20. The exhibit is currently on display at the UNM Art Museum through Dec. 12.

This Friday, Tamarind Institute hosts a jubilee in honor of three long-time employees as they begin their retirement. Marjorie Devon, Bill Lagattuta, and Rodney Hamon, who combined have contributed more than 75 years of service to the institute, will all...

The University of New Mexico College of Fine Arts is partnering with 516 ARTS to host The Potential Project a talk by guest artist Mel Chin, for “HABITAT: Exploring Climate Change Through the Arts,” a season-long collaboration offering an array of public programs this fall, on Thursday, Sept. 10 at 5:30 p.m. in Keller Hall, Center for the Arts.

Utilizing an artful combination that relates the interdependence of plants, animals and humans to the interrelationships of art forms through contemporary media, University of New Mexico College of Fine Arts Professor Mary Tsiongas, was selected to...