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
Abstract painting featuring a figure with a blue face, black hair, and geometric patterns. Bright, contrasting colors and shapes surround the figure.

Space Makers: Indigenous Expression and a New American Art

Through March 2, 2025
A person stands in a foggy field holding an ornate umbrella. They are wearing a plaid shirt, red skirt, and headscarf, with a basket strapped to their back and foliage in the background.

Meryl McMaster: Bloodline

Through March 2, 2025
A drawing of a fox wearing a leather jacket and blue jeans.

Harry Fonseca: Transformations

Through April 20, 2025
Two people stand on a rocky ledge in a canyon, with a large natural arch behind them and a valley stretching into the distance. One wears a cowboy hat and the other a pink shirt.

Storyteller: The Photography of Jerry Jacka

Opening January 24, 2025

Hoop Dance!

Through October 5, 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 

Opening February 7, 2025
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

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

American Indian Veterans National Memorial

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

What People Are Saying

    “This museum was absolutely wonderful. It truly touched my soul. There is a gift shop and a coffee bar on site, both of which are lovely. The restaurant was fantastic and the staff was so kind.”
    – Ellen M.
    “Beautiful museum. The architecture alone is stunning, and the exhibits even more so. The cafe made for a nice spot to take a break, enjoy the nice weather, and some music. Overall, loved it and would go again!”
    – Alisa K.
    “Beautiful exhibits that are both awe inspiring and intellectually engaging. Please go and support them and learn about this amazing and crucial history of Native Americans.”
    – Shahryar M.
    “First time at the Heard Museum. Got an excellent tour of Home: Native People In The Southwest. Toured a half dozen other exhibitions while we were there. Knowledgeable staff, great collection of art and an overall great experience. Highly recommend. We’ll be back.”
    – Phil S.
A group of Native American woven baskets and textiles.

Past Exhibitions

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