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Join coauthors Dr. Chelsea Herr and Dr. E. Jane Burns for a discussion of the book, these historic works, and contemporary Indigenous beadwork
A beautiful collection of recent expressions in traditional and non-traditional Native beadwork, Stitched in Sovereignty highlights how Indigenous peoples maintain control of their own cultures
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Join us under the farolitos for light refreshments in the future Lunder Research Center as we celebrate the holidays along with other Kit Carson Road museums and merchants.
Open house of historic site and three exhibitions, plus traditional giveaway of seeds and cuttings from the site's
45 works by Taos artists collected by Virginia Couse Leavitt and Ernie Leavitt
Open house of historic site and three exhibitions, plus tour of under-construction research center in former Mission Gallery building
At this open house we highlight the temporary exhibition "Joseph Henry Sharp's Montana" with a painting demo in addition to full historic site tour.
Exhibition of Couse photos of Taos Pueblo models, chosen from 8,000+ negatives. The stunning images are windows into his artistic process and into the life of Taos people in the early 20th century
Launch party for the recently released "Eanger Irving Couse: The Life and Times of an American Artist, 1866-1936," the definitive biography by art historian Virginia Couse Leavitt, his granddaughter.
TICKETS SOLD OUT! Gala dinner, entertainment, silent and live auctions benefit Couse-Sharp Historic Site in this biennial fundraising event
In conjunction with the Foundation's biennial Gala, Dr. Marie Watkins will present a lecture on the work and life of J.H. Sharp, focusing on his years painting in Montana.
Join us for light refreshments in the future Lunder Research Center to celebrate the holidays along with other Kit Carson Road museums and merchants
Join coauthors Ann Hedlund and Peter Hiller for a book sale and signing on the historic Couse House portal celebrating the release of Navajo Weavers of the American Southwest
Open house and pottery demo by Edna Romero, garden giveaway
Open house and talk by Taos Pueblo painter Jonathan Warm Day Coming
Alicia Harris speaks on her internship, including work on an exhibition of contemporary Native art and in the collections at the Couse Foundation.
Tour the studios of E. I. Couse and J. H. Sharp, two of the founders of the Taos Society of Artists (TSA), from 3-5 pm, and enjoy a talk and sculpture demo at 2
Art historian Virginia Couse Leavitt, granddaughter of E.I. Couse, will speak about the trips she and her husband made to relive Couse's vacations in European art colonies during his student years.
Please join us for our July First Saturday Open House, featuring a glass-blowing demonstration by Taos Pueblo artist Ira Lujan.
