Homelands: Reconnection Exhibition An Annual Exhibition Honoring Those Whose Land We Stand On: The Ute, Cheyenne & Arapaho On View: September 13th – November 3rd Opening Reception: September 13th, 5-8pm The “Homelands” art show is a profound tribute to the Arapaho, Cheyenne, and Ute tribes, honoring their connection to their ancestral lands that now make […]
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Bitterwater Galerie Presents: Weaving Prayers: Ocean’s Edge to Mesa’s Ledge Roberta Begaye June 14th – September 8th, 2024 A journey of culture, prayers and hope for my people back home on the Navajo Reservation. I am of two Water Clans: Bitterwater and Zuni-Edgewater. Water is one of the four sacred elements and is essential for
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Stone and Wood Sculptures Works by Bryan Valdez Redmoon May 10th – June 9th, 2024 Sacred Space Gallery Bryan Valdez Redmoon started his art at the age of 9 years old with oil paintings. In 1983 Bryan apprenticed under renowned native American artists Robert and Bennet Morninggun for 4 years carving stone. Bryan’s reputation for
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Black Futures in Art: Can You Hear Me? February 9th – April 6th Featuring work by: Adderly Grant-Lord, Louise Cutler, Lydia Carlis, Thomas Lockhart, John Toms, Gedion Nyanhongo Adderly Grant-Lord Take a moment to pause and reflect, can you sense the profound resonance of these words as they reverberate through the corridors of your heart?
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Marty Strenczewilk is an Ojibwe storyteller based in Boulder, CO. He has worked in many facets of theatre over more than a decade of time in NYC and western NY. Some highlights of his work include: Current Managing Director of Creative Nations, an all-indigenous lead artists collective founded at The Dairy Arts Center in Boulder,
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By Will Matuska – September 15, 2022 | Boulder Weekly It may seem like Robert Martinez is established, “but it’s been a long road to walk,” says the Native artist from the Wind River Reservation in central Wyoming. Despite his work being shown across the country, for most of his 25 years creating art, Martinez
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The second annual Creative Nations Indigenous Arts Market & Festival comes to the Dairy Arts Center to Celebrate Indigenous People’s Day Weekend October 6-10, 2022 (Boulder, CO – September 19, 2022) – The Dairy Arts Center is set to host the 2nd annual Creative Nations Indigenous Arts Market and Festival during Indigenous Peoples’ Day weekend
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(Boulder, CO – August 17, 2022) – The Dairy Arts Center is happy to announce the opening of the Creative Nations Sacred Space–a permanent, dedicated space for Indigenous artists at the Dairy Arts Center–on Friday, September 16th from 6 PM to 8 PM. The opening will begin with a traditional blessing officiated by Harvey Spoonhunter
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SING OUR RIVERS RED Open to the public May – Oct., 2021 The SORR exhibit will take place in the McMahon Gallery at the Dairy Arts Center. Free and open to the public Monday-Saturday 2pm-6pm. Featuring works by Chad Yellowjohn, Nathalie Standingcloud, Mary Jane Oatman, Crystal Dugi, Lakota Sage, Olivia Montoya, and JayCee Beyale, Sarah
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