View one-of-a-kind creations made by the student artists part of this spring’s Creative Aging workshops!
The Creative Aging program at the Heard Museum invites you to view and celebrate the art of its spring session students! Available for one day only, browse through artworks created over four weeks of focused learning and practice. Located in a special temporary gallery, this event will feature the work of students who participated in our Silversmithing and Dollmaking workshops. Bring your friends and family, and be sure to visit while you can!
Spring 2025 Teaching Artists
Kiara Reid (Diné)
Dollmaking: Learn to Sew & Stitch
Jonah Hill (Hopi/Quechuan)
Tufa Casting: Learn to Silversmith
What is Creative Aging?
The Heard Museum proudly hosts Creative Aging workshops where community members (55+) engage in a learning and creation process led by Indigenous teaching artists. Students part of the Creative Aging courses complete at least one unique artwork by the end of their sessions that exemplify the skills learned over the four weeks. Join us as we take this time to honor their work, their knack for creativity, and the meaningful connections forged with each other during this special program.
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