The Harwood Museum of Art in Taos is one of the finest of the small museum scattered throughout the Southwest. The museum has a good collection of the early Taos painters, many of whom are considered among the major American painters of the 20th century, and a superb collection of santos, religious figures that date back to the 18th century.... More

This is the largest museum in town. I was disappointed but modern art isn't for me. If you buy the museum package one of the museums is free so what do you have to lose?

Has some really great local native artists. Liked the colors the local artists used. Museum had a surprisingly large collection and good display. Make sure you also see the upstairs. Worth visiting.

The museum was nice, and even my uberhip and urban 20-something nephew liked it. Interesting collection that included some contemporary work and a nice collection of santos. Taos residents should be aware that there are some free days for locals.

This museum has an extensive collection and is a wonderful look into the community and history of Taos artists. I enjoyed the Eva Mirabel and family collection of paintings and drawings and also the room of lithographs by Eli Levin. A must see.

If you are interested in both NM early Moderns as well as contemporary art, you should be sure to go here. The museum is tied to the UNM museum which has a long history of dedication to the highest standards. the Harwood has a small collection of choice early 20th Century Taos centered painters (always great to see in my... More

This is a landmark famous museum, and always worth a trip to see what is exhibiting. Loved the photographic exhibit (Curiosity), but the one upstairs by Maye Torres was rather strange (I didn't like it), but certainly unique in its style. I did not like the fact that I had to turn over my purse that was put into a... More

It's a small art museum but it has a wonderful collection of santos from a number of artists. Many are quite comical. We enjoyed the museum even though it took less than an hour to cover the entire facility.

A place to see all of the Taos artists, old and new! If you are in Taos for art, do not miss The Harwood.