Sunday, February 27, 2022

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, ALBQ

 

We had visited the Indian Pueblo Cultural Museum two years ago and had lunch at their restaurant. That visit was so good we went out again to see some art. I was really interested in seeing the skateboard show which I had heard about from some other conference attendees.

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center houses performance, traditional dance events, a permanent collection and revolving exhibits. Right now is an exhibit titled PIVOT.
PIVOT refers to the quick transitions many Native people make between their traditional and day-to-day lives. This compelling, inspiring exhibit features unique artwork that speaks to this theme – all using skateboard decks and acrylics as the medium. The many styles and techniques these Native artists have created are with the same agility they use to navigate through the maze of days between cultures. This exhibit, co-curated by Landis Bahe (Diné/Navajo) and Kandis Quam (Zuni), will be on display through Feb. 19, 2023.













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