Museum of Indian Arts and Culture

GranMary’s Place is a storytelling program at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture that is dedicated to celebrating the memory of Docent Mary Sudbrink. Mary loved life, children, and telling

Misquadace – who just earned her MFA from UW-Madison – will discuss the nearly-lost art of birch bark biting that she has helped keep alive. Following her talk, she’ll conduct

Dr. Chambers will welcome us to her beautiful home where she will lead a tour of her eclectic collection of contemporary sculpture and paintings. She will also speak about the

David McElroy is a Santa Fe-based silversmith and member of the Choctaw Nation in Oklahoma. After practicing law for nearly two decades in a variety of fields, including criminal, Federal

Join us for a Thursday afternoon tour of the stunning 140-acre campus of IAIA, the only 4-year degree fine arts institution in the nation devoted to contemporary Native American and

Zoë Marieh Urness is a Tlingit Alaskan and Cherokee Native whose photographic film portraits of modern Natives in traditional regalia and settings strongly emote the feeling – “We are here.

Sunday, October 25 — it’s the day to be on Museum Hill for the long-anticipated opening of Oblique Views: Archaeology, Photography and Time. You’ll see historic images by Charles and

Join us for a journey through the life of renowned Native artist Doug Coffin, from his early days at an Indian boarding school in Kansas, to his days teaching at

Join us for a talk by Liz Wallace, a 2009 SWAIA Fellowship award winner whose lifelong experience with gems and metalsmithing has resulted in a breathtaking collection of wearable art,