IAIA performing arts students have built multiple giant puppets to revive the earliest Indigenous stories of creation. Sheila Rocha, assistant professor of performing arts at IAIA says, “the cumulative knowledge of the Native communities in the Southwest and the petroglyphs of ancestors have led to the creation of a visual experience that takes many forms. The magical process of animating inanimate objects to tell story takes an audience into a realm of ancient memory.”
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Piki demonstration with Iva Honyestewa (Hopi) & Parched corn demonstration with Tiffany Bahnimptewa (Hopi)Educational demonstrations for Here, Now & Always exhibition. This full day of events, performances, and demonstrations evoke themes of the exhibition from community, to survival and resilience, to language and song._________#zuni #creativity #arteducation #whattodoinsantafe #newmexico #newmexicotrue #supportmuseums #santafetrue #citydifferent #newmexicoculture #newmexicomuseums #museumhill #nmdca #newmexicohistory #southwesthistory #santafenonprofit #nonprofit#HereNowAlways #MIAC #IndianArtsAndCulture #Maidens #historic #NativeArtists #museumexhibition #familyfriendly
Our Panel Discussion with the Zuni Olla Maidens during Community Day was an extension of our Here, Now, and Always permanent exhibition. Zuni Olla Maidens are one of the most renowned dance groups in New Mexico. The members, all women, dance with fragile water jars, or ollas, balanced on the top of their heads. These women play an important role in Zuni, acting as cultural ambassadors for the community portraying and preserving cultural traditions for future generations.___________________#ZuniOllamaidens #museumhill #santafe #MIAC #herenowandalways
You're Invited! Join us for the opening of the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture's core exhibition Here, Now and Always on Sunday July 3rd - 10AM-5PMWhen the original exhibition opened 25 years ago, it set a new standard for collaborating and partnering with Indigenous communities, foregrounding the voices and narratives of Native people throughout the Southwest. In this spirit, the new Here, Now and Always showcases never-before seen items, state of the art technology, and the next generation's perspectives, illustrating the ways in which the past informs the future, and further positioning MIAC as a world-renowned resource for understanding Native lives, arts, and cultures today. _______________ #HereNowAlways #MIAC #IndianArtsAndCulture #Reopening #historic #NativeArtists #museumexhibition #familyfriendly
The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture invites you to visit its brand new permanent exhibition, Here, Now and Always, opening July 2nd & 3rd on Museum Hill in Santa Fe!
Here, Now and Always centers on the voices, perspectives, and narratives of the Indigenous peoples of the Southwest it represents. This groundbreaking exhibition features more than six hundred objects from the museum’s extraordinary collection of ceramics, jewelry, paintings, fashion, and more.
Milner Plaza at Museum Hill will feature artist demonstrations, Native dances, music, and food for visitors in celebration of the opening of the Here, Now & Always exhibition at Museum of Indian Arts & Culture - admission is FREE.
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‘Clearly Indigenous’ at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture (Open Until June 12th) looks at the myriad ways Indigenous artists have re-imagined traditional imagery and techniques in the uniquely pliable material. Glass, with its inherent technical and artistic properties, has proved to be a compelling medium for Indigenous artists to share traditional stories and designs and explore contemporary issues. Kimberly Hatfield, the Art Newspaper . ________#glassart #NativeArtists #indigenous
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The Museum of Indian Arts & Culture (MIAC) invites you to the next iteration of our ongoing lecture series, Clearly Indigenous: Conversations on Glass Art.
Known primarily for his large-scale wood carvings, Ed Archie NoiseCat is talented in working with a variety of media, including his original field of printmaking, as well as in cast and fused glass, metal, and furniture making.
While he has won numerous awards for his wood carvings, he is increasingly recognized for his work in glass. He has won major awards and best of show designations, including best of show at the Heard Guild Museum Indian Fair and Market.
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