Arts April
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Featuring actor Natalie Benally, filmmaker Charine Pilar Gonzales, comedian Kate McLachlan, and musician Michael Gutierrez. Includes a showcase of alumni work, a panel discussion, and audience Q&A.

Exhibition open Monday – Friday, 10 am – 4 pm or by appointment

Given Time: Sensory Aesthetics of Reclamation explores Indigenous relationships to land and how it intersects with issues of sovereignty, environmental sustainability, colonialism, and identity through the presentation of four films by prominent Native artists alongside select objects from the Center of Southwest Studies' museum collections that relate to and enhance the themes presented within the films.

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Exhibition open Monday – Friday, 10 am – 4 pm or by appointment

The Center of Southwest Studies is pleased to present A Legacy of Gifts: 60 Years of the Center of Southwest Studies, an exhibition highlighting over 60 cultural and historical objects, artwork, and ephemera that have been donated to the museum, archives, and research library over the past six decades (1964-2014). This special anniversary exhibition marks an important milestone for the organization, highlighting the enduring relationship between the Center and regional partners that have supported its growth as a steward of collections related to the many histories, communities, and environments of the greater Southwest.

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Students in NAIS 366 – Native American Art & Culture showcase wearable creations made this semester, from clothing to jewelry.

Faculty contacts: Esther Belin, Majel Boxer