Painting from Within: 100 years of Dorothy Brett in Taos
The Millicent Rogers Museum is proud to present an exhibition of the work of the Honorable Dorothy Brett. “Painting from Within” explores Brett’s roles as a community member and artist who left a lasting legacy.
On display through July 12 - October 30, 2024
The Brett Book Club
The Brett Book Club will meet 6 - 7:30pm in Gallery 10 in person and online with Zoom on the following dates:
July 30, 2024 - Part 1
July 30 webinar registration link
Questions to ponder for Part 1
August 27, 2024 - Part 2
August 27 webinar registration link
September 24, 2024 - Part 3
September 24 webinar registration link
October 29, 2024 - Part 4 & 5
October 29 webinar registration link
Free Drawing Lessons for Adults with Michael M. Hensley at the Millicent Rogers Museum
Realistic Wildlife Drawing
Idealized Proportion, Comparative Anatomy
Sundays, September 8, 15, 22 & 29 1-2:30pm
Attend any or all of the lessons over the four days of the program.
Art supplies are available on request.
For more information about Michael Hensley's art and the TAC’s Teen Art Studio, visit www.michaelmhensley.com
Contact Education Director, Karen Chertok, at karen@millicentrogers.org or 575-758-2462 ext. 215 for more information.
Museum Mondays
Southwest-themed stories, arts & crafts, gallery adventures, snacks, and FUN!
Monday mornings 10:00 – 11:30 in June and July
This FREE program is for children aged 2 -4 with an adult. (Siblings are always welcome!)
For more information contact karen@millicentrogers.org
Millicent Unplugged: Painting from Within: 100 Years of Dorothy Brett in Taos Virtual Program
Thursday, August 1
6PM - 7PM
This month, Millicent Unplugged presents an associated program to the current exhibition, Painting from Within: 100 years of Dorothy Brett in Taos. Our guests include MRM curator Claire Motsinger and long-time community member and artist Kevin Cannon. The conversation will highlight stories of place, centered on Kevin's experience residing in Dorothy's historic first home in Taos when she arrived with D. H. Lawrence and Frieda Lawrence. Join us as we explore threads of impact, legacy, and shared inspiration uniquely found in Taos, New Mexico. Kevin Cannon was born in New York City and moved to Taos in the 70s, settling into his current home in the 90s. A life-long sculptor and object-maker, Kevin’s work can be viewed at kevincannon.com
MID-YEAR DONATION APPEAL
The Millicent Rogers Museum partners with communities of the Southwest to share their stories, arts, and cultures. We are asking for your support at this time to help us continue our mission. Art can transform
lives and you have helped that happen through your generosity to the Millicent Rogers Museum. Thank you!
Drop in and visit us!
We are open from 10AM -5PM daily unless it is a holiday that we observe. Please visit this page for information on holidays and admission fees.
We are located at 1504 Millicent Rogers Road
575-758-2462
Tuah-Tah / Taos Pueblo: Home
Honoring the Native American Heritage within the Taos Pueblo Gallery. It is a semi-permanent exhibition. It highlights the cultural lifeways and artistic achievements of the people of Taos Pueblo.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!
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The Pledge of Excellence
The Millicent Rogers Museum is proud to continue with the standards of excellence that identifies us as an Accredited Museum.
The Pledge of Excellence is: “My museum pledges that, in fulfillment of its educational mission, it will strive to operate according to national standards and best practices to the best of its abilities and in accordance with its resources.”
