Exhibits begin at 8:30 PM.
All lectures begin at 7:30 PM and are held in the Fort Burgwin Dining Hall [PDF] on the SMU-in-Taos Campus, Hwy 518, 6 miles south of Talpa. As always, The SMU-IN-TAOS Colloquium Lectures are free and open to the public.
Upcoming Lectures
May
Conversion to Architecture: What Is Sacred About Sacred Spaces?
May 15, 2012
Richard Brettell, Univ. of Texas-Dallas
Gary Cunningham, Cunningham Architects
A Traditional Approach to Healing Utilizing Nature and the Medicine Wheel
May 22, 2012
Ann Fileymyr, Institute for American Indian Arts, Santa Fe
June
Negotiating the Repatriation of Fallen Yaqui Soldiers From the Battle of Cerro Mazatlan
June 5, 2012
J. Andrew Darling Program Coordinator, CRM Program, Gila River Indian Community
Mountaineer: Life in Colorado at the End of the Ice Age
June 12, 2012
David Meltzer, Chair Department of Anthropology, SMU
Land Marks: Photography and the Taos Landscape
June 19, 2012
Debora Hunter, Meadows School of the Arts, SMU
Guns Ablazin’: Armed Resistance in the Old Southwest
June 26, 2012
Andrew Graybill Director, Clements Center for Southwest Studies, SMU
EXHIBIT : Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, Sculpture, Mixed Media and Photography
June 26, 2012, 8:30 PM
Students of Jay Sullivan, Philip Van Keuren, and Debora Hunter Southern Methodist University. Exhibit in O’Donnell Auditorium
July
Fire, Climate, and Society in Ancient Southwestern Forests
July 3, 2012
Christopher Roos Department of Anthropology, SMU
Scratching the Surface: Early Comanche Rock Art in the Taos Region
July 10, 2012
Severin Fowles Department of Anthropology Columbia University
Taos Artists’ Defense of Native Rights
July 17, 2012
Skip Miller U. S. Forest Service
August
e Life and Times of Millicent Rogers
August 7, 2012
Cherie Burns Author, Taos, New Mexico