Page 6 Behind the Scenes with Navajo Police: Class 57 Creator and IAIA Faculty Kahlil Hudson Navajo Police: Class 57, a three-part vérité-driven documentary series following recruits and officials at the Navajo Police Department’s Training Academy, is...
Page 6 Cara Romero: Following the Light on PBS Cara Romero: Following the Light, produced by Santa Fe-based video production company Mountain Mover Media in partnership with the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA), is now available on PBS. The...
Page 6 Alumni Spotlight—Erik Sanchez (Shoalwater Bay, Chinook, and Chicano) ’22 Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) Alum Erik Sanchez (Shoalwater Bay, Chinook, and Chicano) ’22 just started his first semester at CalArts in Southern California,...
Page 6 2023 Fall IAIA Graduating Senior Exhibition: Liminal Reflections Join the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) for the 2023 Fall IAIA Graduating Senior Exhibition, Liminal Reflections, an exhibition representing the culminating achievements...
Page 6 Waived Application Fees During November 2023 During November, the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) is participating in the New Mexico Higher Education Department’s “No Fee November” initiative, a month-long promotion to waive application...
Page 6 IAIA Receives Tried & True Piñon Award This summer, as part of their 37th Annual Piñon Awards recognizing northern New Mexico nonprofits, the Santa Fe Community Foundation presented the Tried & True Award to the Institute of American...
