Amaranth lives in Mesa Vista Hall at UNM—a workspace where students, scholars, and community members come together to experiment with technology, design, and humanities storytelling. Whether you’re printing a 3D model, editing a podcast, building a ScrollStory, or just thinking through a project idea, the studio is a place to try things, get feedback, and learn by doing.
You don’t need an appointment to stop by during studio hours. Bring your laptop, bring a project, or just bring curiosity. People work on their own things alongside each other, ask questions, share what they’re learning, and help each other troubleshoot. Think of it like a pottery studio: someone shows you how to center the clay, but you’re the one at the wheel.
Or email us at amaranth@unm.edu to book a consultation.
We maintain a range of tools for humanities projects—all available for students, faculty, and community collaborators.
Below is a 360 tour from our August 2025 Open House.