Museum News

The Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (MoCNA) celebrates the opening of its Spring 2013 Exhibitions with an extraordinary group exhibition – Stands With A Fist: Contemporary Native Women Artists, two solo exhibitions by multi-disciplinary artist Kade L. Twist and photographer Rosalie Favell, and daily screenings of the experimental documentary Apache Chronicle. The exhibitions and documentary [...]

The Institute of American Indian Arts’ Women’s Society, College of Contemporary Native Art and the Museum of Contemporary Native Arts present: Walking With Our Sisters, a lecture and vamp beading workshop with Christi Belcourt, on Saturday, April 6.   Walking With Our Sisters is a community-driven commemorative art action bringing attention to the estimated 600+ [...]

The Museum of Contemporary Native Arts opens three new exhibitions and a film in 2013:   Jason LujanSummer Burial 2012 Jason Lujan |Summer Burial January 19 – May 12   The collected works and ideas behind Jason Lujan’s Summer Burial references Eastern visuals as a comment on Native American allegories and contemporary realities. Lujan continues [...]

The Museum of Contemporary Native Arts welcomes 2103 with one of several exhibitions and a symposium addressing the complexities of family, biography and race. Thicker Than Water, featuring the work of photo and mixed media-based artists – Brenda Croft, Tom Jones, Greg Staats and Anna Tsouhlarakis – opening January 19 reveals a broader understanding of [...]

The Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (MoCNA) and the Santa Fe Institute (SFI) will kick off a lecture series, Chaos to Complexity: Artists & Scientists Share Insights Into the Creative Process, at 4 p.m. September 29 at MoCNA. The series explores the creative process in art and science. Cochiti Pueblo artist Mateo Romero and SFI Distinguished [...]