Sculpting Cultures: Southeast and Southwest Native Pottery Exhibit
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Located in the Aaittafama' Room
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Free & open to the public
On display in the Aaittafama' Room Mar. 19 through Sept. 2, this new cross-cultural exhibit celebrates stylistic and cultural diversity within Native pottery-making and features historic Pueblo pottery from the Keres language family and modern pottery from Five Tribes artists. From a Laguna water jar hand-crafted in 1880, to a Chickasaw effigy pot shaped like a bear, come experience the artistic cultural expression of these past and present Native potters.
This exhibit is a partnership with the Indian Arts Research Center at the School for Advanced Research and the Museum of the Red River.
Upcoming Events
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10:00AMAs a tribute to our respected and cherished elders, this exhibition features original portraits painted by world-renowned, Chickasaw artist Mike Larsen.
Noted by the award-winning Larsen as one...
Dec. 1 2018 - Mar. 1 -
3:00PMThe Chickasaw Cultural Center is pleased to offer a variety of hour-long cultural demonstration classes to include diverse areas of beading, weaving, painting and more!
Held daily at 3 p.m. in...Jan. 2 - Feb. 28 -
10:00AMThe Chickasaw Cultural Center is excited to exhibit original artwork from the children’s book "Through the Eyes of the Eagle."
This is the first book in a four-part series developed by the...
Jan. 9 - Feb. 10
