The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture (MIAC) in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is a leading cultural institution dedicated to telling the stories and the histories of the Indigenous people of the Southwest—from their own perspective. Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, MIAC staff has continued to support, collaborate, and partner with our local communities.
In our “Meet the Artist” podcast series, host and assistant curator Lillia McEnaney speaks with different artists about their work and the impact the pandemic has had on their practice, giving listeners a glimpse into the ways in which COVID-19 is reshaping the Native art world.
Music provided by Jacob Shije from Santa Clara Pueblo.
This podcast is generously supported by the Henry Luce Foundation.
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The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture (MIAC) in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is a leading cultural institution dedicated to telling the stories and the histories of the Indigenous people of the Southwest—from their own perspective. Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, MIAC staff has continued to support, collaborate, and partner with our local communities.
In our “Meet the Artist” podcast series, host and assistant curator Lillia McEnaney speaks with different artists about their work and the impact the pandemic has had on their practice, giving listeners a glimpse into the ways in which COVID-19 is reshaping the Native art world.
Music provided by Jacob Shije from Santa Clara Pueblo.
This podcast is generously supported by the Henry Luce Foundation.
In this episode, Lillia chats with Cannupa Hanska Luger, a multi-disciplinary and visionary Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara, Lakota, and European artist. In this discussion, Lillia and Cannupa discuss how he combines social collaboration with craft to visually communicate stories about contemporary notions of Indigeneity, using a few examples of current projects to ground the conversation.
In this episode, Lillia speaks with MIAC’s 2014 Living Treasures, Joe and Althea Cajero. Joe is from Jemez Pueblo, and Althea is from Jemez and Santo Domingo Pueblos. Both multi-talented and interdisciplinary artists in their own right, this conversation focuses on their individual and collaborative efforts during the pandemic.
In this episode, Lillia speaks with Jhane Myers, a Comanche and Blackfeet artist, filmmaker, and producer about her vision for and dedication to increasing Indigenous visibility in all aspects of the visual and performing arts.
In this episode, Lillia McEnaney catches up with Mateo Romero, a painter from Cochiti Pueblo, as he reflects on his own artistic trajectory, as well as the work of his peers and other artists who inspire his powerful, rhythmic images of the Tewa World. Mateo, along with his brother Diego, was MAIC’s 2019 Living Treasure,… Continue reading Episode 2: Mateo Romero (Cochiti Pueblo)
In our first episode, Lillia McEnaney chats with Loren Aragon, an artist and fashion designer from Acoma Pueblo, about his transformation from engineer to designer. In this conversation, Loren tells us about his COVID-19-induced mask-making business, the influence of museum collections on his high fashion design work, and the ways in which his work is… Continue reading Episode 1: Loren Aragon (Acoma Pueblo)
The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture (MIAC) in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is a leading cultural institution dedicated to telling the stories and the histories of the Indigenous people of the Southwest—from their own perspective. Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, MIAC staff has continued to support, collaborate, and partner with our local communities.
In our “Meet the Artist” podcast series, host and assistant curator Lillia McEnaney speaks with different artists about their work and the impact the pandemic has had on their practice, giving listeners a glimpse into the ways in which COVID-19 is reshaping the Native art world.
Music provided by Jacob Shije from Santa Clara Pueblo.
This podcast is generously supported by the Henry Luce Foundation.
