Museum of Indian Arts and Culture

Breakfast with the Curator – A River Apart: The Pottery of Cochiti and Santo Domingo Pueblos Paired breakfasts featuring a MIAC curator and an artist on three sets of Thursdays and Fridays in August, on a theme related to a MIAC exhibit or upcoming exhibit.

Friday, August 29: Breakfast with the artists Lisa Holt and Harlan Reano, Cochiti and Santo Domingo potters, followed by a talk about their work in large ceramics and figurines. $25

Breakfast with the Curator – A River Apart: The Pottery of Cochiti and Santo Domingo Pueblos Paired breakfasts featuring a MIAC curator and an artist on three sets of Thursdays and Fridays in August, on a theme related to a MIAC exhibit or upcoming exhibit. Read More »

Breakfast with the Curators, Comic Art Indigene Paired breakfasts featuring a MIAC curator and an artist on three sets of Thursdays and Fridays in August, on a theme related to a MIAC exhibit or upcoming exhibit.

Friday, August 22: Breakfast with ceramic artist Diego Romero of Cochiti Pueblo, followed by a talk about his work in the neo-Mimbres style of his own creation. $25 or $20

Breakfast with the Curators, Comic Art Indigene Paired breakfasts featuring a MIAC curator and an artist on three sets of Thursdays and Fridays in August, on a theme related to a MIAC exhibit or upcoming exhibit. Read More »

Breakfast with the Curators, Native Couture: A History of Santa Fe Style Paired breakfasts featuring a MIAC curator and an artist on three sets of Thursdays and Fridays in August, on a theme related to a MIAC exhibit or upcoming exhibit.

Friday, August 15: Breakfast with the artist and fashoin designer Pilar Agoyo of Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo, followed by a talk about her work in contemporary fashion and film. $25 or

Breakfast with the Curators, Native Couture: A History of Santa Fe Style Paired breakfasts featuring a MIAC curator and an artist on three sets of Thursdays and Fridays in August, on a theme related to a MIAC exhibit or upcoming exhibit. Read More »

Breakfast with the Curator – A River Apart: The Pottery of Cochiti and Santo Domingo Pueblos Paired breakfasts featuring a MIAC curator and an artist on three sets of Thursdays and Fridays in August, on a theme related to a MIAC exhibit or upcoming exhibit.

Thursday, August 28: Breakfast with the MIAC Curators Valarie Verzuh and Tony Chavarria, followed by a behind the scenes tour of the upcoming exhibit, A River Apart: The Pottery of

Breakfast with the Curator – A River Apart: The Pottery of Cochiti and Santo Domingo Pueblos Paired breakfasts featuring a MIAC curator and an artist on three sets of Thursdays and Fridays in August, on a theme related to a MIAC exhibit or upcoming exhibit. Read More »

Breakfast with the Curators, Comic Art Indigene Paired breakfasts featuring a MIAC curator and an artist on three sets of Thursdays and Fridays in August, on a theme related to a MIAC exhibit or upcoming exhibit.

Thursday, August 21: Breakfast with MIAC Curator, Tony Chavarria, followed by a tour of the exhibit, Comic Art Indigene. $25 or $20 MNMF members. Reservations required, seating is limited, call

Breakfast with the Curators, Comic Art Indigene Paired breakfasts featuring a MIAC curator and an artist on three sets of Thursdays and Fridays in August, on a theme related to a MIAC exhibit or upcoming exhibit. Read More »

Breakfast with the Curators, Native Couture: A History of Santa Fe Style Paired breakfasts featuring a MIAC curator and an artist on three sets of Thursdays and Fridays in August, on a theme related to a MIAC exhibit or upcoming exhibit.

Thursday, August 14: Breakfast with MIAC curator Anita McNeece, followed by a tour of the exhibit Native Couture: A History of Santa Fe Style.   $25 or $20 MNMF members.

Breakfast with the Curators, Native Couture: A History of Santa Fe Style Paired breakfasts featuring a MIAC curator and an artist on three sets of Thursdays and Fridays in August, on a theme related to a MIAC exhibit or upcoming exhibit. Read More »

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