Exhibits & Events

Quilted Survivance: Susan Hudson and the Navajo Quilt Project

Exhibit:
November 15, 2025 - February 1, 2026

Opening:
Saturday, November 15th, from 5 PM to 7 PM

Step into a world where stories are stitched into fabric. Quilted Survivance celebrates the resilience, creativity, and enduring spirit of the Navajo people through the extraordinary work of artist Susan Hudson and the Navajo Quilt Project. This powerful exhibition at the Millicent Rogers Museum brings together generations of Navajo quilters whose vibrant creations honor their ancestors, confront historical truths, and affirm a living culture that continues to thrive through art, community, and storytelling.

Who Am I? Quien Soy Yo?

An exhibition of original paintings by Tony Ortega

The Millicent Rogers Museum presents Who Am I? / ¿Quién Soy Yo?, featuring twelve pastel paintings by Tony Ortega that trace a young boy’s journey of self-discovery. These original works, created for the children’s book co-written with George Rivera, reflect Ortega’s exploration of identity, language, and belonging.

Rooted in memories of summers spent with his grandmother in Pecos, New Mexico, Ortega’s art celebrates the beauty of cultural inheritance and creative expression. Each image transforms memory into meaning — weaving color, light, and story into a meditation on what it means to find one’s place between worlds and to call a place home.