Community Calendar

The New Mexico History Museum invites the public to an insightful afternoon with Margaret Wood, author of In the Painter’s Kitchen, for the first event in a series called “New Mexico on a Plate with Chef Johnny Vee and Friends." Vee will lead a conversation with Wood about her recollections of 70 recipes from Georgia O’Keeffe’s kitchen, stemming from Wood’s five years as O’Keeffe’s companion and personal chef. Wood will share charming memories and historical anecdotes, revealing how O’Keeffe directed the preparation of simple, delicious meals using fresh ingredients, paying meticulous attention to every step of the process. The event will include a Q & A session following the conversation, as well as a tasting of a dish prepared by Chef Johnny Vee and inspired by O’Keeffe’s recipes. This event is free, but space is limited so early arrival is recommended.

Image Credit: Georgia O’Keeffe (left) and Maria Chabot (right). Georgia O’Keeffe residence, Ghost Ranch, near Abiquiu, New Mexico. John Candelario, Photographer. Negative # 165668. NMHM/DCA.

To celebrate Women's History Month, the Society takes the stage at the Los Poblanos Dr. Armin Rembe Lecture Series for a lively panel discussion on the history of the extraordinary women of the Spanish Colonial Arts Society. From SCAS co-founder Mary Austin to SCAS curator E. Boyd to the women who lead the organization today, the talk explores the central role that women have played in shaping and securing the legacy of the Society over the past 100 years. Featured speakers include SCAS Curator Emerita Donna Pierce, SCAS Curator Emerita Robin Farwell Gavin, SCAS E. Boyd Curator Jana Gottshalk, and former SCAS trustee and author Carmella Padilla.

Join IPCC Librarian Ruth Thomas for a discussion of the book “Rose B. Simpson: Strata” (2024) by Nadiah Rivera. Published on the occasion of the exhibition of the same name currently on view at the Cleveland Museum of Art, “Strata” celebrates the work of the Santa Clara mixed-media artist with beautiful full spreads of her installations and works along with critical essays such as “Daughter, Mother, Pueblo Woman, Indigenous Woman: Rose B. Simpson in Four Artworks” by Anya Montiel (Tohono O’odham descent). Join us this Women’s History Month for a discussion of art, identity, and community.

The book is available to be read during the library’s open hours of 9AM to 4PM (Tuesday-Saturday) and can be purchased from the publisher at https://shop.clevelandart.org/products/rose-b-simpson-strata or other online vendors.

*Free event. Details subject to change. Contact Ruth Thomas at rthomas@indianpueblo.org for details.

Poet, publisher, gallerist, artist Geoffrey Young eschewed the traditional route of climbing the establishment ladder, instead operating in parallel. Yet he is no outsider artist. His thumb has always been on the pulse of the avant-garde, whether in art or poetry.

The Figures began as a small literary press in Berkeley in the 1970s but it continually charted new territory, championing one of the most influential movements in latter 20th century literature — “language poetry.” And The Geoffrey Young Gallery always shined a light on young artists just breaking onto the scene. Perhaps Geoffrey Young, instead, is the ultimate insider artist. A true poet’s poet. Certainly a significant figure worthy of a closer look. "The Figures: An Abstract on Geoffrey Young" traverses the studios of artists & writers in his orbit as they dive into a freewheeling volley on the art making practice, lineages and the essence of time & language itself.

Research Connects takes the pleasure and honor to invite all the participants from all over the world to attend the Global Summit on Pediatrics and Child Health Care, which will be held in Valencia, Spain from April 07-09, 2025.

PEDIATRICS2025 offers specialists in child development and related fields an excellent opportunity to network, share the latest findings, and discuss treatments for various pediatric conditions. It serves as a dynamic global forum where pediatricians and child health professionals come together to discuss key issues, advancements, challenges, and controversies in pediatric healthcare.

This summit will feature keynote presentations, oral talks, poster presentations, and exhibitions, providing a platform for researchers to connect, exchange ideas, and forge new collaborations.

Join us at PEDIATRICS2025 in Valencia, Spain for a truly unforgettable experience!

In today's rapidly changing world, innovation plays a key role in shaping sustainable practices and policies. By raising creativity and finding new perspectives, researchers can develop solutions that not only address current environmental challenges but also pave the way for a more sustainable future. This conference offers a platform for sharing success stories and lessons learned, inspiring attendees to take action and implement sustainable practices in their own organizations and communities. By attending "Environmental Integration on Sustainable Perspective and Beyond," participants can contribute to a more sustainable future, where environmental concerns are integrated into all aspects of decision-making, driving a positive impact for our planet and future generations.

IEREK is organizing the first international conference on: “Environmental Integration on Sustainable Perspective and Beyond” to explore the significance of environmental integration within the context of sustainability and to push the boundaries by introducing new perspectives and innovative approaches to environmental management, this helps in making a positive change and promoting environmental resilience.

The exhibition “Restorying Our HeartPlaces: Contemporary Pueblo Architecture,” offers an associated speaker series sponsored by the New Mexico Humanities Council. “Meet the Architects & Designers: Pueblo Architecture Today” will feature a 1.5 hour program with two panelists, followed by a thirty-minute Q&A discussion moderated by one of the exhibition curators, Dr. Lynn Paxson. This panel talk features Dr. Cynthia Chavez Lamar (San Felipe/Hopi/Tewa/Diné) and Duane Blue Spruce (Laguna/Ohkay Owingeh) as panelists. They will be discussing the topic of Indigenous communities relaying their unique stories to solidify their identities, resilience, and sovereignty

Included with museum admission rate, $8-12; $1 Native Americans; free for members, children under 5, and Pueblo residents.

On the tremendous success of our previous Cancer Conferences, the 12th World Congress on Cancer Research & Therapy will take place in the gorgeous city of Houston, TX, USA on Apr 28 - 29, 2025 and the theme of the conference is “Novel Discoveries in Cancer Research & Treatment”. WCCRT-2025 aims to bring together Professors, directors, leading Entrepreneurs, Industry experts, Industry leaders, Scientists, and scholars to exchange & share their experiences, and research results and discuss the practical challenges encountered and the solutions adopted.

5th World Forum on Breast and Cervical Cancer (WFBCC- 2025) is scheduled on  April 29-30, 2025 at Vienna, Austria.
We welcome researchers, scientists, academic people and students, industry, investors, and people from all walks of life interested in Breast and Cervical Cancer Research  to attend the conference  and share the experiences and lessons with other enthusiasts and develop opportunities for cooperation. €749https://unitedresearchforum.com/breastcancer-conference/registration.php

HK Conferences welcomes you all to attend as a Speaker/Listener for “Global Webinar on Materials Science & Nano Technology” which is going to be held on May 17-18, 2025 in Zoom Meetings. Materials Scientists, Nano Technologists, Nano Chemists, CEOS, CTOS, CIOs and Researchers.