Enjoy an Evening of Art, Culture, and Community

Open to the public on October 4, 2024, Storytellers explores the various ways artists have told stories about the Southwest in their work, including illustrations of historic events such as Diego Romero’s images of the Pueblo Revolt, and paintings of local religious ceremonies a la Henderson’s Holy Week in New Mexico, ruminations on spiritual traditions as in Partocinio Barela’s Last Supper, reflections on modern art, as shown by John Sloan or Gustave Baumann, Sloan’s and Gina Knee’s comical lampoons of contemporary society, or iconic images of the West inspired by pop culture, as seen in Dunton’s “Illustration for The Fair in the Cow Country” and Billy Schenck’s pop cowboys.

Enjoy beer, wine, specialty cocktails, light bites and complimentary valet
Jack Guenther Pavilion at the Briscoe Western Art Museum

Thursday, October 3 | 6:00 – 8:00 PM

Members at Supporter level $125 and above- reserve your 2 free tickets by emailing rsvp@briscoemuseum.org.

(Please include your name, phone number, and the name of your guest)

$25 for Members at Family Level ($90) & below

$45 for non-members

To upgrade an existing membership,
please call 210.299.4499 or email membership@briscoemuseum.org

Storytellers Narrative Art and the West,

Discover tales of the Southwest, brought to life through over 80 captivating works of art.

This collection unites masterworks from the New Mexico Museum of Art and the Briscoe’s permanent collection.

Explore the diverse and compelling stories of the Southwest, both timeless and contemporary, in an unforgettable experience.

NARRATIVE ART TELLS A STORY