IAIA Virtual Open House
Join the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) for the 2020 Virtual Open House, Monday, November 16 through Friday, November 20—with exclusive content presented every day. The annual Open House features exhibitions and demonstrations of all types throughout the campus, with open studios and classrooms, allowing guests to discover more about our mission, programs, and community.
This year however, “visitors” will be able to take virtual tours of the campus, view a live bronze pour, attend live class sessions, join our student panel, purchase art from our community members, and more—all from the comfort of their home.
Vimeo Showcase
Schedule of Happenings
Tentative schedule during the week-long series of happenings.
Virtual Tours
Pueblo History
Ceramics
Continuing Ed
Photography
MFACW
Cine
Photography
Performance
Admissions
Funky Bunch
Live stream of Funky Bunch exhibition and discussion with artist on Friday at 10 am.
Aerial
Store Sale
Bronze Pour
Library
Exhibition
Student-guided tour of IAIA 2020 Spring Senior Graduating Exhibition: Memory Unearthed.
Poetry
Student Activities
Ski Basin
Collection
Aid
A-i-R
Campus Bookstore
Live Stream
Native Appreciation
Market Place
Cine
Health
Library Slideshow
Virtualized
Ceramics
Student Life
Writing
Research Center
Prizes
Closing Remarks
Mission and History
“To empower creativity and leadership in Native Arts and cultures through higher education, life-long learning, and outreach.” At IAIA our mission is more than a statement, it is the on-going objective of all that we do and all of our highly talented and dedicated faculty and staff.
Vision
Our vision is to be the premier educational institution for Native arts and cultures. As such, we dedicate ourselves, our curriculum, our facilities, and our energies to preparing our students for success and leadership which reflects Native cultures and values. We accomplish this through culturally-based programs that fulfill the physical, social, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual needs of our students. Through innovative teaching, critical inquiry and intergenerational learning, we offer the highest quality educational programs designed to instruct and inspire. As a 1994 land-grant institution, we provide training and outreach that promotes tribal sovereignty and self-determination.
Above all, we are a national institute of excellence and an example of all that can be accomplished in furthering, supporting and nurturing contemporary Native arts through exhibitions, research, Indigenous exchange, and other educational programs which build and sustain our core values.
We believe in
- Collaboration, the joining together for student success,
- Excellence, by upholding high standards for students, faculty, and staff,
- Creativity, by encouraging fearless expression in arts and life,
- Respect, expressed by fostering an understanding of cultures, perspectives, and identities, and
- Integrity, which grows from demanding honesty, accountability, and responsibility to oneself and the world at large.