Permanent Collections
The University of New Mexico Art Museum is proud to house The Raymond Jonson Collection, an extensive array of modern American artwork that promises to inspire and engage visitors. As a bastion of cultural heritage and artistic innovation, this collection offers a thorough representation of Raymond Jonson's prolific career, spanning over six decades of groundbreaking work.
Quick Contact
Keeping in touch with the community and art enthusiasts is a priority for the UNM Art Museum. Through its quick contact services, the museum remains responsive and accessible, fostering an environment of open communication and vibrant interaction.
Recent Tweets
The vibrant pulse of the museum is best captured in its recent tweets, where announcements of new exhibitions, engaging workshops, and interactive events are regularly shared with its followers, allowing them to stay informed and connected with the latest happenings.
Exhibitions
At the heart of the collection are the thoughtfully curated exhibitions which showcase Jonson's diverse artistic experiments—ranging from his formative years to his late masterpieces. Each exhibition is a testament to Jonson's profound influence on American art and his relentless pursuit of creative excellence.
Sitemap
The UNM Art Museum's sitemap is an invaluable resource for navigating its extensive offerings. Whether you're searching for a specific artist within the Raymond Jonson Collection or looking to explore the museum's other remarkable galleries, the sitemap guides you through a seamless journey of discovery.
Current Events
The UNM Art Museum is not only a repository of visual history but also a dynamic space for contemporary discourse and expression. Current events hosted by the museum include lectures, art workshops, and community engagement programs that embody the spirit of interactive learning and appreciation for the arts.
Our Location
Nestled in the heart of Albuquerque, the museum's location offers visitors the perfect intersection of historic charm and modern accessibility. It's an inviting destination for art lovers and curious minds from all walks of life.
Follow Us
Staying updated with The Raymond Jonson Collection and UNM Art Museum's activities has never been easier. By following their digital platforms, art enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the world of art no matter where they are, receiving updates and inspirational content directly through their social feeds.
About The Raymond Jonson Collection
The UNM Art Museum's pride, The Raymond Jonson Collection, is a monumental testament to the artist's enduring legacy. Nearly 2,400 artworks are meticulously preserved across four distinct collections, each representing a unique facet of Jonson's life and work:
- The Jonson Reserve Retrospective Collection, with over 600 paintings and drawings deemed representative of Jonson's exceptional 65-year career.
- The Raymond Jonson Estate Collection, containing approximately 400 paintings that Jonson designated for sale in support of the permanent collection.
- The Other Artists Collection, featuring works from contemporaries such as Agnes Martin and members of the Transcendental Painting Group, a prominent collective co-founded by Jonson.
- The Jonson Students Collection, presenting an array of pieces by Jonson's pupils during his two-decade tenure as a UNM art professor.
In addition to the vast selection of artworks, the museum houses a comprehensive archive of materials related to Raymond Jonson, providing an in-depth look into his artistic and intellectual endeavors.
Travel and the Raymond Jonson Collection
As a focal point of cultural pilgrimage, The Raymond Jonson Collection is ideally suited for the art-minded traveler seeking to experience the convergence of history, education, and inspiration. Visiting the collection at the UNM Art Museum becomes an integrated part of the travel itinerary for those exploring the rich artistic landscape of New Mexico, offering a nourishing stop in the journey of discovery. Visitors leave with not only memories of Albuquerque's scenic beauty but also the visual echoes of Jonson's masterpieces that capture the vibrancy of American modernism.