516 ARTS

An all-Black settlement of the early 1900s inspires a growing number of artists, museum shows and descendants today

This week, we get into what has disappeared from our lives—good or bad—during the pandemic. Episode 2 is all about what’s going, going, gone, maybe for…

The COVID-19 pandemic has shuttered museums and galleries, leaving artists without income and audiences without artistic inspiration. But a nonprofit in…

11/17 7p: This fall 516 Arts and several community partners, including artists from the University of New Mexico, collaborated to create the exhibit,…

Women's Focus, 6/15 Sat 9a: The earth and our relationship to it run through two new solo shows by New Mexico artists that will open at 516 ARTS in…

Mon. 9/3, 7p: Puerto Rican artists of "Defying darkness" -exhibition in 516 Arts- talk with hostess Cristina Baccin about art, social activism and how…

Immigration and border security have dominated the headlines this week in New Mexico and across the nation. Latino USA’s Maria Hinojosa has been covering…

Americans are deeply divided over how to handle immigration and an art exhibit in Albuquerque is working to bring new perspectives into the…

Around the world pollinators are in crisis. That includes bees, butterflies, moths and more. This has potentially drastic consequences for all of us since…

06/18 Megan Kamerick talks with Suzanne Sbarge of 516 ARTS, and curators Suzanne Fricke, Traci Quinn and Suzanna Finley about PhotoSummer, a collaborative…