ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – It went from a problem property to a youth center the city championed in the late 2000’s, but after trying to sell a downtown warehouse for the last two years, the city is now having a change of heart with the push to make that warehouse a new art museum. April Chalay is the executive director for the non-profit art museum 516 ARTS. It’s been […]
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Downtown Albuquerque warehouse could turn into non-profit art museum
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