
Basketry Plaque
Hopi
Artist Unknown
Ca. 1930
53068
Wednesday, June 19
Noon
Let’s Take A Look
Curators Look at Your Treasures
Thursday, June 20
Friends of Indian Art Ricardo Cate
Thursday, June 20
10:00 am
Arts Alive!
Hands-on Workshops for 3-103
Friday, June 21
5:00 pm
Free Friday Evenings
Summer on the Hill
Friday, June 28
5:00 pm
Free Friday Evenings
Summer on the Hill
Friday, July 5
5:00 pm
Free Friday Evenings
Summer on the Hill

Woven Identities »
Woven Identities features baskets woven by artists representing 60 cultural groups in six culture areas of Western North America: The Southwest, Great Basin, Plateau, California, the Northwest Coast, and the Arctic.
They Wove for Horses: Diné Saddle Blankets »
They Wove for Horses: Diné Saddle Blankets opens at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture on March 25, 2012 (on long-term view).
Podcasts »
Whether you couldn't make the presentation or you really want to go back and hear it again, these recent lectures on Native American Arts & Culture are available for download in MP3 format.
Touched by Fire »
Showcases the life and work of Maria Martinez, the legendary San Ildefonso potter who forever changed the world of Indian art.
LOCATION
The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture/Laboratory of Anthropology is located on Museum HillTM at 710-708 Camino Lejo, off Old Santa Fe Trail. | get directions »
HOURS
Regular hours: Tuesday - Sunday 10 - 5
Summer Hours (Memorial Day - Labor Day): Monday-Sunday 10-5 | more info »
ADMISSION
$6/New Mexico residents (Sundays free for NM residents)
$9/non-residents
Museum members and children 16 and under are always free
Museum passes and discounts are available | more info »
TOURS
Free docent tours are offered regularly for museum visitors.
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Video Introduction
This introductory video features members of the museum's Indian Advisory Panel discussing the role of Native people in the operations of the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture.
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