Museum of Indian Arts and Culture

Shawn will share his knowledge and traditional teachings regarding weaving as more than just Art or a trade good, as weaving has defined the spiritual and cultural core and identity

Join us for the second installment of our annnual GranMary’s Winter Storytelling Series with guest artist Julian Fragua, a renowned Jemez Pueblo dancer. Program runs at 2pm and again at

Our permanent exhibition – Here, Now and Always – will be closed for HVAC upgrades/repairs February 11 through February 22. Admission prices will be adjusted accordingly for the two open

Carol Emarthle-Douglas (Northern Arapaho/Seminole) is a Traditional/ Contemporary basket-weaver: traditional because of her coiling technique and contemporary because her materials include spring hemp twine, waxed linen thread, reed, raffia, and

Bill and Uschi Butler have been collecting Native art for over 35 years. Uschi first became interested in Native art and culture as a teenager in Germany and introduced Bill

Leah Mata is a member of the yak tityu tityu – Northern Chumash Tribe, located on the Central California Coast. Her work focuses on living forms of regalia and jewelry,

We are 25 years old! Help us celebrate the Silver Anniversary of Friends of Indian Art by joining us in a panel discussion of the importance and meaning of silver