The miniatures are especially difficult to make because of the size and the considerable need for precision. A special part of the weaving show are three sashes woven by Morris Muskett, a recent graduate of NMSU with a degree in Civil Engineering. He is now working for an engineering firm in Albuquerque. He is of Navajo and Italian descent and spent most of his life near Gallup. The exhibits of the WPA art of the 1930s and the weaving will be open until Feb. 24.
Admission is free.