Art Associations
Albuquerque Art Business Association 
The monthly ArtsCrawl and more are presented by the Association
Fairest of the Fairs 
Three annual arts and crafts fair await you
Indian Arts and Crafts Association — Watchdog for Authenticity
How to find the "real thing" in Indian arts and crafts
New Mexico Pastel Society
The Pastel Society of New Mexico was formed in 1989 to fulfill a need for a regional organization promoting soft pastel as an important painting medium
New Mexico Watercolor Society
For more than 25 years, NMWS has worked to elevate the stature of watercolor
as an art medium. Visit their website.
City of Albuquerque
About Albuquerque
Facts, figures, logistics and helpful phone numbers
Albuquerque: A City of Solitudes
V.B. Price tells us why Albuquerque is more like a geode
than any other major city in America
Albuquerque International Sunport Art Collection
A description of the collection and a listing of the 95 works welcoming
visitors to Albuquerque; art by some of New Mexico's most important artists
Albuquerque - Santa Fe: Axis of Creativity
Albuquerque ranks first among mdeium-size cities on Richard Florida's creativity index
City of Albuquerque Public Art Program
A description of one of the best public art programs in the country
and a listing of 83 works placed throughout the City
Favorite Places in the Albuquerque Area
Don't miss these favorite places to visit in Albuquerque
400 Years of Romancing the Vine
New Mexico has the ideal climate for growing grapes and making wine
Galleries and Studios
The Harwood Art Center in Albuquerque
A former boarding school provides an artistic haven for some Albuquerque artists
Jonson Gallery at UNM
The Gallery houses the archives and work of modernist painter Raymond Jonson
(1891-1982) and works by Jonson's contemporaries and students
The Tamarind Institute: A Dynamic Past and a Promising Future
Albuquerque, New Mexico is home to an internationally renowned institute which
has for 40 years led the movement to establish lithography as a fine art form
The Tamarind Institute Goes Global
Founded in 1960, Tamarind Institute trains fine art lithographers who have,
in turn, created important print shops throughout the country
The VSA New Mexico North Fourth Arts Center and Gallery
Discover Albuquerque's venue for Outsider art
Visiones Gallery of Working Classroom
Hispanic and Native American
Acoma Pueblo — Sky City
The oldest continuously inhabited city in the United States
Events at the Indian Pueblos
A calendar of annual feast days at area Indian Pueblos
Hispanic and Native American Churches in Albuquerque
Tour the Walls of Faith in Albuquerque; churches that hint at our rich
Spanish Colonial legacy
The National Hispanic Cultural Center of New Mexico
The Center enables the rediscovery of New Mexico by establishing it as a national and international art and culture destination
Petroglyph National Monument
Established in 1990, Petroglyph National Monument is the only unit in our National Park System to focus on North America's extensive heritage of prehistoric Indian rock art
Museums
Casa San Ysidro
A small public museum in Corrales operated by the Albuquerque Museum and
housing a nationally-significant Spanish Colonial art and artifact collection
New Mexico Museum of Natural History
Opened in 1986, this must-see museum is the only natural history museum
built in America during the 20th century
Petroglyph National Monument
Established in 1990, Petroglyph National Monument is the only unit in our National Park System to focus on North America's extensive heritage of prehistoric Indian rock art
University of New Mexico Museums
13 public museums and galleries—of all sizes and subjects—are sprinkled across the campus
Outdoors
Acoma Pueblo — Sky City
The oldest continuously inhabited city in the United States
Albuquerque's Nocturnal Spectacle
A brief neon tour along old Route 66 . . . drawing with linear light in space
"Back Roads" Between Albuquerque and Santa Fe
These scenic, history-filled byways take longer, but the rewards are greater
than the usual Interstate route
Events at the Indian Pueblos
A calendar of annual feast days at area Indian Pueblos
Petroglyph National Monument
Established in 1990, Petroglyph National Monument is the only unit in our National Park System to focus on North America's extensive heritage of prehistoric Indian rock art
The Lightning Field
Three hours southwest of Albuquerque is one of the most significant icons of conceptual art in the world . . . 400 polished steel poles whose peaks form an exactly even plane
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