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PPHM SUMMER INSTITUTE – “PHOTOGRAPHER’S SAFARI”
June 7 – 10, 2008
Look at Texas from a whole new angle through the lens of your own camera. Noted photographer and Amarillo College professor Ken Pirtle and Curator of Art Michael Grauer will guide you on a photographer’s safari, exploring how the city came to the Texas plains.
The safari costs $300 per person for members, $400 for nonmembers, or $375 which includes a one-year family membership.
Cost includes all classes, admission to the Colt exhibit, transportation to on-site locations, photo lab use, 3 lunches, snacks and water daily. Accommodations, other transportation and meals, supplies and equipment not included. Participants are required to supply their own digital cameras and accessories, including batteries.
For information, call (806) 651-2233 or email adavid@pphm.wtamu.edu
TEXAS ARCHEOLOGICAL FIELD SCHOOL AT WOLF CREEK
June 14-21, 2008
For more information go to the TAS website
GOODNIGHT CIRCLE RANCH PARTY (MEMBERS EVENT)
TBD
SATURDAY IN THE PARK (MEMBERS EVENT)
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
June 28, 2008 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Spend some free time with family and PPHM friends at Palo Duro Canyon State Park. Geology and nature walks with PPHM curators and park educators, followed by BBQ lunch.
THE JOHNIE GRIFFIN COLLECTION
Foran Gallery
Opening June 28
The Griffin collection, one of the museum’s largest and most important art collections, helped PPHM become a major destination for Southwest art lovers. Important Taos paintings in Griffin's collection included Brett's Horses in Snow, Couse's The Quiver Maker, du Tant's Cutting Ice on Brooks Lake (Cutting Ice on Taos Pueblo Lake), Fechin's Alexandra, Sharp's Cocoanut Blossoms and Wood Roses (Symphony in Yellow), and Young-Hunter's The Blue Door.
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