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Mothers & Daughters: Stories in Clay
Closed January 24, 2010
Three acclaimed mother-daughter teams from Santa Clara Pueblo used clay to explore their family, their views of the world and how they view themselves. Featured were vessels, sculpture, clay paintings and installations by Nora and Eliza Naranjo Morse, Roxanne Swentzell and her daughter Rose Simpson, and Jody Folwell and daughters Susan and Polly Rose. |
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Life in a Cold Place:
Arctic Art From the Albrecht Collection
Closed January 3, 2010
Through a selection of prints, drawings and sculpture from the Albrecht Collection, this exhibit examined the ways that Inuit artists depict their lives and survive in a cold environment. The artwork offered detailed, and often humorous, interpretations of subjects including land, games, wildlife and community. |
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Beyond Face Value
Closed October 11, 2009
Painting and sculpture portraits dating from the early 20th century to the present were featured in this exhibition. Beyond Face Value exhibited work by masters such as Fritz Scholder, Luiseno, and R.C. Gorman, Navajo. Also featured were contemporary artists like Mary Morez, Navajo, as well as emerging artists like Marla Allison, Laguna Pueblo. |
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We Are About Beauty: Hopi Artists, Hopi Art
Closed March 28, 2009
This exhibition at Heard Museum North Scottsdale contained more than 25 paintings and drawings by Hopi artists. Hopi artists saliently illustrate the late Hopi master artist Charles Loloma’s statement, “We are about beauty.” |
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Underworlderness
Closed March 8, 2009
Navajo artist Tony Abeyta’s Underworlderness exhibition explored the Navajo underworld, the current world and our relationship to the cosmos in a series of ink and charcoal drawings. The south wall of the gallery featured a large-scale installation. Other walls in the gallery will featurd large-scale black-and-white drawings. |
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Young Jewelers: Forging a Future
Closed September 7, 2008
This exhibition explored work from eight of the best in the new generation of Native jewelers. Ranging in ages from 25 to 43, these eight artists work their magic in silver and gold, turquoise, lapis and other stones as well as plique á jour. Their work is rooted in tradition yet also shows the influence of Art Nouveau, Balinese art, and contemporary trends in art and fashion. |
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Remix: New Modernities in a Post-Indian World
Closed April 27, 2008
The exhibition presented mixed media work on canvas and in video, photography, sculpture, collage and performance by 15 artists. It explored broad themes of class, gender and globalization as well as engage in the more personal territory of family and community. Remix was on view at the Heard through April 27, 2008, and traveled to the Smithsonian’s George Gustav Heye Center in New York in May 2008. |
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