UNM Campus Art Events: September 28 - October 7, 2007
University Art Museum UNM Center for the Arts 277-4001
August 21 - October 14	Landscapes Without Memory. Landscape photographs by celebrated contemporary Spanish photographer Joan Fontcuberta.
August 2 1 - October 14	Drawn Closer: Authenticity and Anonimity. Drawings from the University Art Museum and Jonson Gallery collections. Curated by James Jacob, UNM faculty in painting and drawing.
October 2 - November 11	Honoring Aphra Behn. Eighteenth-century prints from the permanent collection exhibited in conjunction with the Aphra Behn Society conference at UNM October 25-27, 2007.
October 2 - December 21	Jesse Reichek: Concerning the Mystical in Art. The paintings of Jesse Reichek (1916-2005) have been widely exhibited and collected by prominent galleries and museums throughout the world. His large, richly colored abstractions, with references to the I Ching, Kabalah, Song of Songs, and the world’s great myths represent a synthesis of bold physicality and spiritual meaning unique in twentieth-century American painting. Drawn directly from the Reichek Estate, this exhibition represents a rare opportunity to view a significant sampling of work by one of America’s least-known but most respected masters.
October 2, 5:30 p.m.	Gallery Talk - UNM Painting and Drawing Professor Michael Cook will lead a gallery walk through the exhibition Jesse Reichek: Concerning the Mystical in Art.
Tamarind Institute 108-110 Cornell Drive SE 277-3901
September 14 – October 12	Creation, Education, Collaboration. Lithographs produced at the Tamarind Institute since its move to New Mexico in 1970. The exhibition features works by artists who have lived or worked in New Mexico including historically significant prints by Andrew Dasburg, Clinton Adams, and Garo Antresian along with recently completed editions by Valerie Arber, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, and Johnnie Winona Ross.
Center for Southwest Research Gallery Zimmerman Library 277-1010
August 13 – December 14	Revisioning Tradition: Rafael López Castro and Delilah Montoya. Serigraphs by Rafael López Castro, one of the leading graphic designers working in Mexico City, and digital prints by prominent Chicana photographer Delilah Montoya, a native Texan and MA graduate of UNM’s Department of Art and Art History. All of Castro’s works were recently acquired for the Center for Southwest Research Special Collections. Curated by Teresa Eckmann, UNM Center for Regional Studies Post-Doctoral Fellow.
Maxwell Museum of Anthropology 1111 University Blvd. NE 277-4405
Thru  June 8, 2008	North by Southwest: Bering Sea Communities, Collaborations, and Collections
Thru November 7, 2007	Tools of Biological Anthropology
Permanent Exhibitions	Ancestors. Takes visitors on a journey through 4 million years of human origins, introducing them to distant ancestors like "Lucy," Neanderthal and Homo habilis.
	People of the Southwest. Explores 11,000 years of the cultural heritage of the Southwest. Includes a reconstruction of a room at Chaco Canyon, an outstanding collection of prehistoric pottery, hands-on activities for children, and colorful panels showcasing the daily environment and subsistence of Southwestern peoples.
September 28, 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm	OPEN HOUSE: Free guided tour of Maxwell Museum collections. Presented in conjunction with UNM Homecoming weekend.
October 3, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm	Indian Bread Baking Demonstration & Sale. Fresh oven bread baked in the Maxwell's own horno as well as fry bread, Indian tacos, pastries, and more prepared by Mary Jane and Robert Edaakie of Isleta Pueblo.
UNM Hospital Gallery 5th floor, UNM North Campus 272-9700
Opening October 2	Jack Melville: Painted portraits of UNMH founding physicians.
Permanent Collections	UNMH has one of the largest hospital art collections in the United States. Works by locally and nationally recognized artists are on display throughout the UNM main hospital and Basic Medical Sciences buildings, the new Barbara and Bill Richardson Pavillion, and Carrie Tingley Hospital.
Masley Gallery Art Education, Masley Hall 277-4112
September 14 – October 4	Juried exhibition of artworks created in the Art Ed 430 and 530 classes. Opening reception September 14, 5:00 - 7:00 pm.
John Sommers Gallery Art Building, second floor 277-5861
September 21 - October 6	Site Line. Photographs by MFA candidate Mary Goodwin.  Opening Reception:  September 26th, 5:00 pm.
School of Architecture & Planning Gallery George Pearl Hall, Gallery of Design
October 6, 2007 - January 25, 2008 October 6, 9:30 am - 3:00 pm	inside Predock A retrospective of Albuquerque resident Antoine Predock, internationally known architect who designed George Pearl Hall, the new home of the School of Architecture and Planning. This is the inaugural exhibition in the School’s new Gallery of Design, in honor of Mr. Predock’s outstanding contributions to the field of architecture. Opening Reception
Student/Faculty Art Show SUB Upper Level Lobby
October 6, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm	Student/Faculty Art Show inspired by UNM Taos study abroad trips to China. Art sales will benefit UNM Taos International Scholarship Fund.