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“There is a strong need for Native voice within museum institutions—thanks to IAIA, I believe my voice and experience can make a difference.”
“I produce paintings as a result of timekeeping. If I am not being productive artistically, I am not leaving an imprint of my existence. I enjoy the arts process immensely and IAIA has helped further my work.”
“IAIA has helped me explore artistic mediums that have changed the way I look at the world. Through constant guidance, and exploration, I will be leaving IAIA with newfound passions that will ultimately shape my future.”
Happenings
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Mercedes Dorame: Virtual Artist Talk
MoCNA’s Social Engagement Art resident Luzene Hill (Eastern Band Cherokee) will be taking over MoCNA’s Instagram for one day.
Mercedes Dorame: Instagram Takeover
MoCNA’s Social Engagement Art resident Mercedes Dorame (Tongva) will be taking over MoCNA’s Instagram for one day.
Latest News
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Message from Dr. Martin Relating to COVID-19
A message from IAIA President Dr. Robert Martin (Cherokee Nation) in reference to COVID-19.
MoCNA Social Engagement Art Residency Virtual Studios
Luzene Hill and Mercedes Dorame will be participating in a one-month virtual residency in which they will share their social engagement work online.
MoCNA Virtual Museum
The MoCNA Virtual Museum is now live. This VR space is a virtual replica of our physical museum located in downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Vote on Bond B
The November 2020 Election will be crucial for academic libraries across the state of New Mexico.
Academic Dean Charlene Teters Retires
IAIA congratulates Academic Dean, IAIA alumna, noted artist, educator, and activist Charlene Teters (Spokane) ’86 as she embarks on the next phase of her legendary career—retirement!
MoCNA Named a “Cultural Treasure in America” by Ford Foundation
MoCNA Named a “Cultural Treasure in America” by Ford Foundation The IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (MoCNA) is one of twenty organizations that have been identified as “America’s Cultural Treasures.” Funded by sixteen major donors and...
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Housing
There are two options for housing at IAIA—the Residence Center and our Family Housing apartments. Each area is accessible to students with disabilities.