Shiprock. New Mexico. A rock formation in the desert with a starry sky.

Exhibitions

Feature exhibition

Substance of Stars

Experience light, sound and 360-degree video that takes you on a journey of Indigenous storytelling.

  • Exhibitions
Lois and Jerry Jacka photographed at The Window de Canyon de Chelly.

Storyteller: The Photography of Jerry Jacka

Through October 12, 2025

Hoop Dance!

Through November 2, 2025

Bob Haozous: A Retrospective View

Opening April 4, 2025
A basket with a spiral design on it.

Heart of the Community: Baskets from the Basha Family Collection of American Indian Art

Through March 8, 2026
Silver cuff bracelet with turquoise and multicolored stone inlays, featuring intricate exterior engravings and a slightly curved, open-ended design.

Adorned with Memory: Jewelry from the Basha Family Collection of American Indian Art 

Through March 8, 2026
A drawing of a fox wearing a leather jacket and blue jeans.

Harry Fonseca: Transformations

Through April 19, 2026
A room with wooden logs and a wooden doorway.

HOME: Native People in the Southwest

A courtyard with sculptures and a red wall.

The Third Dimension: Sculptural Stories in Stone and Bronze

An old black and white photo of a building.

Heard Museum History in the 1929 Gallery

Away From Home exhibit with a wooden wall and a map on it.

Away From Home: American Indian Boarding School Stories

Shiprock. New Mexico. A rock formation in the desert with a starry sky.

Substance of Stars

A museum exhibit room featuring multiple lit chandeliers and display cases containing various sculptures. The wall displays the text "Majestic Figures.

Majestic Figures: Contemporary Sculptures by Native American Artists

A sculpture of the American Indians Veterans National Memorial at dusk.

American Indian Veterans National Memorial

What People Are Saying

    “My recent visit to the Heard Museum was incredible. I was captivated by the Native American art and learned so much about the history and culture of the Southwest. Their exhibits are beautifully curated, and I can’t wait to go back.”
    – Jacqueline M.
    “The Heard Museum always amazes me with its incredible collection of Native American art. I recently visited their exhibition on contemporary Indigenous artists, and it was both inspiring and thought-provoking. It’s a cultural treasure right in the heart of Phoenix. ”
    – Lora B.
    “Very interesting museum in terms of information and rich collection as well. Staff is very friendly. We received several explanations on some paintings and were well advised regarding how to proceed with our visit. I enjoyed it a lot. ”
    – Clara F.
    “Visiting the Heard Museum was a fascinating experience. I loved learning about Native American cultures through their intricate artwork and exhibits. The storytelling woven into every display was truly moving.”
    – Tracy B.
    “I recently visited the Heard Museum and was amazed by their exhibits showcasing Native American art and culture. The intricate beadwork and pottery were absolutely stunning, and I left with a deeper appreciation for the region’s rich history.”
    – Cheri F.
A group of Native American woven baskets and textiles.

Past Exhibitions

Missed an exhibition? Learn about exhibitions previously on display at the Heard Museum.