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Harwood Museum expands to Santa Fe with acquisition of historic property

Sophia Sterling
Sophia Sterling
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The historic Peyton Wright Gallery building in Santa Fe, currently acquired by the Harwood Museum of Art.

The Harwood Museum of Art is expanding its reach beyond Taos. The institution has acquired the historic Peyton Wright Gallery property, also known as the Spiegelberg House, located on East Palace Avenue in Santa Fe.

Executive Director Juniper Leherissey states the acquisition serves as a move to connect the Taos-based museum with the broader arts audience in the state capital. This addition is intended to create a bridge between the museum and the University of New Mexico main campus.

While the property acquisition is complete, the public should not expect an immediate opening. The museum anticipates a two to three-year timeline to prepare the space for visitors. During this period, leadership will coordinate on partnerships and community feedback to define the future of the new site.

The project aims to provide new opportunities for students and to increase the visibility of Taos-based art throughout New Mexico. Interested parties can track project developments or submit input through the museum website.

Frequently Asked Questions

What property did the Harwood Museum acquire?+
The Harwood Museum acquired the historic Peyton Wright Gallery, also known as the Spiegelberg House, in Santa Fe.
When will the new museum location open?+
The museum expects the new site to open within two to three years.
What is the goal of the new expansion?+
The museum aims to connect with a larger arts audience and strengthen ties with the University of New Mexico.
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