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During the construction of
the North Addition, many existing gallery spaces
underwent renovation. Part of the expansion
and renovation project was the creation of a
new permanent exhibit which tells the story
of the NRHC.
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Red McCombs started collecting
antiques and items of historical significance
when he was a teenager. His lifelong passion
for artifacts of the past has resulted in the
accumulation of an exquisite and diverse collection
of objects. Red decided in early 2011 to share
a small portion of his collection with visitors
to the NRHC. This exhibit runs fom October 2011
to late October 2012.
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Joe Flores was born and raised
in Sratford, Texas and his heart remains in
ranching. He has been an avid collector of Western
memorabilia for many years and has chosen to
chare a small sample of his collection with
the public via an exhibit at the NRHC which
runs from October 21, 2011 to March 10, 2012.
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Texas native Randy Bacon shares
some of his vision of the roads less travelled
through his captivating artwork. The Mary
Belle Macy Gallery is hosting fine examples
of Randy Bacon's work from October 21, 2011
until the end of January 2012.
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Noted American artist Paul
Milosevich has turned his talent to painting
everything from cars to clouds, but is portraits
have earned him scores of commissions. The McKanna
Gallery features portraits that Paul created
several portraits of people who are special
to the NRHC and its continued growth and development.
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Unwanted Visitor: Portrait of Wildfire is an outdoor art installation, which opened October 7, 2011, which educates the public as to the causes of wildfire both environmental and human; its effect on the surrounding environment including plants and animals; fire prevention and the purpose of prescribed burning.
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Texas Tech University
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