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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

Join us for the opening of this season's Luna Chapel exhibition, Full Circle: Taos Pueblo Contemporary.

Please join us for our July First Saturday Open House, featuring a glass-blowing demonstration by Taos Pueblo artist Ira Lujan.

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 initial First Saturday Open House of the 2018 season, featuring a presentation by Taos Pueblo designer Patricia Michaels.

First Saturday Open House

Christina E. Burke, Curator of Native American and Non-Western Art at the Philbrook Museum of Art, will present

Presenting Volume Two of The Record: The Couse Collection of Pueblo Pottery, The Couse Foundation's second published book recording the E.I. Couse Collection.

Exhibition

Henry is back! Join us as we celebrate a significant milestone at the Couse-Sharp Historic Site. The long anticipated dream of having a significant J. H. Sharp presence has finally been realized.

Lecture by Peter Hassrick, Director Emeritus & Senior Scholar at The Buffalo Bill Center of the West, "The Studios of Joseph Henry Sharp"

An elegant evening at El Monte Sagrado Resort including wine and hors d'oeuvres reception, silent and live auctions followed by a gourmet dinner.

The Couse-Sharp Historic Site opens May 1, 2017. Our First Saturday Open Houses 3-5pm on the first Saturday of each month begin July 1.

Visionaries In Clay: Pueblo Potters, Past and Present

Panel Discussion,

Charles King, author and pottery expert, discusses visionary pueblo potters, past and present.

Native Art Symposium at Mabel Dodge Luhan on October 4, 2015 from 1-3 pm

The Couse Foundation will host an Open House including the exhibit, “Italy to Taos—Rolshoven and the Taos Society of Artists”.

Caroline Fernald, Ph.D. candidate from the University of Oklahoma, lectures on the Native American pottery in the Couse Collection.