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In conjunction with the Gathering the Clouds Exhibition, Weaver Louie Garcia shares both his own story and some of the stories behind centuries-old weaving traditions in New Mexico.
Changing Galleries

A new wing housing changing galleries opened in April 2004.  The South Wing Galleries highlight local and national Native American artists, with a focus on Pueblo artists. The large gallerymeasures 2100 sq. ft. and a smaller gallery measures 750 sq. ft.  Past exhibitions curated by the IPCCmuseum staff emphasized renowned Pueblo artists such as Mateo Romero (Cochiti Pueblo), Lee Marmon (Laguna Pueblo), as well asup-and-coming artists such as Ron Martinez Looking Elk (Isleta/Taos Pueblos) and Jason Garcia (Santa Clara Pueblo).  We also strive to present stimulating and thought-provoking themed exhibitions, juried group exhibitions and traveling exhibitions. 

See current and upcoming exhibits by clicking a panel below:

 

Current Exhibits
100 Years 100 Years of State and Federal Policy:
The Impact on Pueblo Nations
Now showing in the South Gallery and Rotunda

This exhibition and its public programming will reflect upon the human experience behind enacted policies and laws on Pueblo communities by other governments. It will add to a well-documented history of Pueblo resilience since the time of Emergence. Interviews with Pueblo members will provide visitors with historical and personal reflections to help them understand and appreciate these historic challenges, often imposed through policy and laws, all intended to purposefully remove Pueblo people away from their core values. See more here

100 Years Sponsors

IPCC Home Page W.K. Kellogg Website New Mexico Centennial website Albuquerque Convention & Visitors Bureau website
Gathering the Clouds Gathering the Clouds -
Now Showing in the Avanyu Gallery

"Gathering the Clouds"
is an exhibition of Pueblo textiles and pottery that expresses the deep interconnection between Pueblo spirituality, art and nature. Our intention in exhibiting these beautiful collections is not only to share the genius of the artists who created them, but also to share with the viewer the power and significance of the "Gathering of the Clouds" – the calling upon the elements of earth, air, fire and water to bring all that is essential for life in the Pueblo world.

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Blair Collection of Tewa Hopi Pottery

Dr. Gregory Schaaf Collection of Pueblo Textiles and Paintings

Saints of the Pueblos Now Showing in the Avanyu Gallery
Saints of the Pueblos

Featuring the striking retablos created by renowned santero Charles M. Carrillo.

This body of work is part of the
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center's permanent collection, and it is our pleasure to showcase the retablos in a new installation.

See the Interactive Saints

More info on Saints and Feast Days

Recent Past Exhibits

Past Exhibits
Grab the Exhibition The Exhibition

Grab the Exhibition

G R A B :
The People, Land and Tradition of the Laguna Pueblo

Featuring the photography of Cybelle Codish, Idris Rheubottom and Tony Craig

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center South Gallery
18 August 2011 – 6 November 2011

Opening Reception and Program in Chaco I & II Rooms
18 August 2011, Thursday
6pm-6:45pm Reception | 6:45pm-7:15pm Program

For more information on the exhibition visit: http://grabtheexhibition.blogspot.com/
For more information on the Grab the movie visit: http://www.grabthemovie.com/

Celebrating Native Legacies Works in Clay by Kathleen Wall Celebrating Native Legacies Works in Clay by Kathleen Wall
Febuary 28 to October 11 2009 SEE VIDEO HERE...

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Walatowa Sculptors Walatowa Sculptors Shaping Our Stories
Exhibit Ended Jan. 31, 2009

September 28 2008 - January 31 2009 - The Cultural and Physical Landscape of Walatowa Come Alive in a New Exhibition at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
see the Sunday Presentation Series ScheduleWatch the Walatowa Sculptors Video SeriesWalatowa Sculptors: Shaping Our Stories


The works of six renowned sculptors from the Pueblo of Jemez is the focus of our new exhibition.

The works featured in the exhibit include bronze, clay and stone sculptures created by Estella Loretto, Clifford Fragua,
Laura Fragua-Cota, Adrian Wall,
Joe Cajero, Jr. and James A. Vigil. 
All sculptors are award-winning artists.

Amy Johnson, curator said, "The exhibition portrays the strong connection of each artist to the ever-evolving creative process, their homeland and the spiritual realm."

The featured sculptors will provide presentations and demonstrations as part of the accompanying programming scheduled throughout the fall and winter (see schedule below). 

Video of the artists and thier stories, told from their studios, can be seen in the
Walatowa Sculptors Video Series.
Watch the Walatowa Sculptors Video Series

The sculptures featured in this exhibition will be available for sale with a generous percentage of the proceeds directly benefiting the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center's exhibitions and programs.

FOR MORE INFO CALL: 1-866-855-7902
"Walatowa Sculptors – Shaping Our Stories" Sunday Presentation Series:

October 12 (Sun)
Adrian Wall Sculptor demonstration @ Pueblo House, 10 am to 12 noon

November 9 (Sun)
James Vigil Sculptor demonstration @ Pueblo House, 10 am to 12 noon

November 16 (Sun)
Meet the Walatowa Sculptors – the sculptors willl share stories of inspiration, creativity, techniques and their artistic growth
in Room Chaco I, 1 pm - 3 pm

December 14 (Sun)
Estella Loretto, Sculpture Demonstration @ Pueblo House, 10 am to 12 noon

January 11 (Sun)
Cliff Fragua, Sculpture Demonstration @ Pueblo House 10 am to 12 noon

 
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