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Once you’ve been introduced to UNM’s Professor of Photography Jim Stone, it’s easy to recognize him on campus with his long white beard. Walking by, he exudes such coolness you want to give him high-five or a chin-nod. Recently, this anything-but-typical...

Richard Tobin, former director of strategic planning and interim president of the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, has been appointed director of UNM’s Harwood Museum of Art in Taos, Harwood Governing Board Chair Marcia Winter announced...

ArtsUnexpected is an all day and evening arts showcase held at various locations on the UNM campus, surrounding community and around downtown Albuquerque. The event, scheduled for Friday, April 29, will mark the fourth year UNM’s College of Fine Arts...

Randall Wilson teaches sculpture in the University of New Mexico College of Fine Arts. But he inspires more than just great art. Robert Wilson – no relation – took Wilson’s carving class last summer and was inspired to seek a grant to help Wilson’s...

Deans, administrators and interested faculty members are beginning to think about what UNM does and how it relates to long term economic goals for the university. 

Dr. Susan Levine speaks on medicine and the politics of knowledge and healing on Monday, Nov. 4 from 4-5:15 p.m. in Keller Hall in the UNM Center for the Arts. Her work delineates the debate between western and non-western medicine and the ...

Scene from "The Menu"The final performances for "The Menu," written by former Fine Arts Dean Jim Linnell, take place through Sunday, May 5. Tricklock Company brings Linnell's passionate and provocative book of poetry, "The Menu," to the stage. Why are we ...

Kymberly Pinder, dean, University of New Mexico College of Fine Arts, recently hosted ArtsUnexpected, featuring nearly 100 artists, musicians and dancers from the colleges proving brief arts happenings in various indoor and outdoor locations around the ...

Kymberly PinderKymberly Pinder was appointed dean of the College of Fine Arts last July. She graduated from Yale University with a master of arts, master of philosophy and a doctorate, all in art history. In her short time at UNM, she is already making ...

Choreographed by Zoë Knights, "Court Dance" is a group work for nine dancers that explores abstracted movements of sport. The UNM Department of Theatre and Dance presents a faculty dance concert, ArtFacts, Friday, Feb. 22 through Sunday, March 3 at Rodey ...