New Mexico Museum of Art now launched

Just launched the redesigned New Mexico Museum of Art Web site (http://www.nmartmuseum.org). This is the latest of a growing number of ModX sites from the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs, which also includes:

• Museum of Indian Arts & Culture htttp://www.indianartsandculture.org
  New Mexico Office of Archaeological Studies http://www.nmarchaeology.org

With more on the way.

Good job! I love the soft colours, menu’s nice...bookmarked in my fav MODx sites. The others are fab too. Well done!

cheers/k

btw: you have an extra http:// in the museum of indian arts...link above

very nice site. How did you do the event listings? Is hat a custom solution?

Thanks folks. (Sorry about the extra ’t’)

The event listings are drawn from a calendar database that the four museums in the Museum of New Mexico system share. Having the ability to easily draw data from this external database to display events (and, in the case of the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, exhibitions) was one of the main reasons I’ve been so thrilled about working with ModX. All of our museums and libraries have external databases. Integrating more of these data sources into the ModX-driven sites is something I’m looking forward to.

Great job on the sites! They are beautifully done! I am very impressed!

Very nice looking sites indeed. It’s great to see the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs adopting MODx, especially since I may be moving to Taos this month; I just couldn’t get quality green chili here in Texas.

Quote from: OpenGeek at May 31, 2009, 11:09 PM

Very nice looking sites indeed. It’s great to see the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs adopting MODx, especially since I may be moving to Taos this month; I just couldn’t get quality green chili here in Texas.

Where are you in Texas? Im down in Houston.

Quote from: Billy_Koch at Jun 01, 2009, 01:57 PM

Quote from: OpenGeek at May 31, 2009, 11:09 PM

Very nice looking sites indeed. It’s great to see the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs adopting MODx, especially since I may be moving to Taos this month; I just couldn’t get quality green chili here in Texas.

Where are you in Texas? Im down in Houston.

San Angelo, about 6.5hrs to your West, though I worked for an enterprise portal start-up in Clear Lake back in 2001-2 called Mongoose Technology.