New Mexico Museum of Art

The one-ness of New Mexico art is the unique, unpredictable, often contradictory unity that developed from cultural interactions among people from various ethnic backgrounds living in New Mexico. The core of the exhibition, "The Art of New Mexico: How the West is One" focuses on the most popular works from the early twentieth century: Gerald Cassidy's Cui Bono?, Marsden Hartley's El Santo, and John Sloan's Ancestral Spirits.

From a current exhibit:

The Art of New Mexico: How the West is One

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