Harwood Museum of Art, Taos – New Media New Mexico

The mission of the Harwood Museum of Art of the University of New Mexico is to collect, preserve, exhibit and interpret the arts, especially those created in, inspired by, or relevant to northern New Mexico. The museum advances the University’s mission and engages diverse audiences by stimulating learning, creativity and research through exhibitions, programs and publications.

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NMNM Screening at the Harwood Museum of Art / June 24, 7:30 – 10 pm
238 Ledoux St., Taos, New Mexico

Admission – $10 general public / $8 for museum members

The Harwood Art Museum will present an evening of innovative videos that reflect the large variety of ways that artists are employing technology as a tool for aesthetic exploration.

The screening in the auditorium will be followed by outdoor projections by Ollie Bell.

Participating Artists

S.C.A.N. – Searching Alternative Nature – Dénes Ruzsa and Fruzsina Spitzer, Hungary, 6m 53s

The Woman Who Owns the Sun – Jo Lawrence, United Kingdom, 5m 46s

Milkomeda – Ati Maier, Germany/New York, 4m 0s
information pending

Knock-petal-scissors – Mara Baker and Iddo Aharony, Chicago, 1m 9s

The Calling – Chris Boyd, United Kingdom, 3m 7s

The PavementOpera – Jo Lawrence, United Kingdom, 2m 26s

Music for a Self-Transforming Machine – Aaron Ross, 3m 20s

The invisible lake called telepathy – Elizabeth Leister 5m 5s

Ylem – Jo Lawrence, United Kingdom, 3m 28s

The Space of a Year – Roberto Pugliese, Finland, 10m 51s

Oneiria – Jeroen Cluckers, Belgium, 3m 52s