His work explores the complex issues of individualism and mass identity and portrays a variety of groups and subcultures in their ceaseless competition for space and power. The Museum of the Southwest's annual holiday celebration of family and treasured memories. The Museum will once again feature holiday decor throughout each room, designer trees, teas, choirs, dollhouses, a Christmas shop, Santa Claus, gourmet lunches, gingerbread houses, and more. The Southwest Express will honor and celebrate our collective memories of Midland in days gone by as several model trains make the rounds on a custom-designed 200 square foot layout. The littlest museum patrons will be entertained by an elaborate Playmobil exhibit.
Shows change every so often.
On the Friday evening closest to the First Quarter Moon, Public Telescope Viewing follows with members of the West Texas Astronomers, conditions permitting. All children must be accompanied by an adult. While waiting for your show to begin, explore the Planetarium Gallery which features changing exhibits on astronomy and space science. Special Group rates for a minimum of 10 in the group may be scheduled by calling the Planetarium.