Museum of Indian Arts and Culture

MIAC is honored to host its second annual Trailblazer Awards, this year honoring print and broadcast journalist Royale Dá, radio host and producer Tara Gatewood, videographer and documentarian Diane Reyna, […]

Karen has been a potter most of her life. A childhood friend – Fawn Navasie – was her teacher and taught her how to mold large pots, how to fire

Join us for the opening of MIAC’s 2020 Native Treasure Living Treasure exhibition, A Place in Clay, on Sunday, April 5. Jemez artist Kathleen Wall’s work will be displayed as

Join us for an evening featuring one of the most progressive and dynamic Native art forms: Native cinema. As a multi-sensory art form, film affords artists unprecedented means of expression

MIAC Curators gather in the lobby of the Museum on the third Wednesday of each month awaiting whatever treasures may walk through the door. This is your opportunity to bring

MIAC Curators gather in the lobby of the Museum on the third Wednesday of each month awaiting whatever treasures may walk through the door. This is your opportunity to bring

Helen D. Bird is a self-taught master potter who learned about traditional pottery making by watching her great-aunt, whom she only knew as Sah’NaYa. Bird started experimenting with pottery making