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Please use our media library for downloadable images and usage rights.Expand your perspective and immerse yourself in Albuquerque at these vibrant arts and culture institutions.
2000 Mountain Rd NW
Showcasing the art, history and culture of Albuquerque and the broader Southwest.
1801 Mountain Rd NW
Featuring exhibits on dinosaurs, space exploration and the natural history of New Mexico.
1701 Mountain Rd NW
An interactive, hands-on museum designed to engage visitors of all ages in science, technology and creativity.
2401 12th St NW
Celebrating the history, culture and art of New Mexico’s 19 Pueblo communities.
1701 4th St SW
Dedicated to preserving and promoting Hispanic arts, culture and heritage through exhibits, events and performances.
6029 Isleta Blvd SW
A historic adobe home and cultural center interpreting Spanish, Mexican and American frontier life in New Mexico.
203 Cornell Dr NE
Featuring a diverse collection of artworks, including contemporary and historic pieces, within an academic setting.
616 Central Ave SW
Educating visitors about the Holocaust and other historical instances of intolerance and genocide.
601 Eubank Blvd SE
Exploring the history and impact of nuclear science, from the Manhattan Project to modern energy and medicine.
110 2nd St SW
Dedicated to Albuquerque’s transportation history, featuring trains, automobiles and aviation exhibits.
110 4th St NW
Tracing the evolution of communication technology with historical telephones and switchboards.
202 San Felipe St NW
Educating visitors on rattlesnakes and their role in the ecosystem with live specimens and exhibits.
Albuquerque is one of the world’s richest centers for heritage and visual culture. As the urban center of New Mexico, Albuquerque’s wide building facades and dense streets lend themselves to the continuing traditions of murals. Public art allows for people to express their unique perspective on the history of their neighborhood and to honor the beauty of the location through public decoration. Route 66 in Albuquerque is home to many vibrant murals and sculptures. Public artworks dot the cityscape, becoming one with the street, grabbing your attention and encouraging you to consider your location meaningfully.