In this podcast episode (#314) from American Art Collective, join Kelly Gould (Director of Retail) and John Bulla (Deputy Director & COO) to hear more about what makes the Heard Museum Shop unique following a two-year renovation complete with a textile display room, sculpture garden, private viewing room, and more.
“We felt it was time to create a space that truly honored all of the artists,” explained Kelly Gould (Heard Museum Director of Retail).
This episode also includes a special behind-the-scenes look into the 67th Annual Indian Fair & Market when the shop hosts eight featured artists. Guests have an opportunity to meet the artists and learn more about their creative processes during the event on March 1 – 2, 2025 and all attendees are welcome to explore the newly renovated shop throughout the weekend.
Source: The American Art Collective
About the Museum Shop
The Heard Museum Shop first opened its doors in 1958 to serve as a place for art enthusiasts searching for authentic Native American artworks while directly partnering with Indigenous artists and supporting Native communities. Nearly 70 years later, it continues to be a meaningful part of the Heard Museum experience. The shop’s commitment to working directly with Native artists aligns with the museum’s mission of connecting the world to Indigenous creativity. Stop by to browse a curated collection of authentic jewelry, art, textiles, pottery, baskets, kachinas (katsinam), and more.
Museum admission is not required to visit The Museum Shop.
