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EXHIBITIONS AT HEARD MUSEUM NORTH SCOTTSDALE
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With one permanent gallery and one changing gallery, there is always something new to see at Heard Museum North Scottsdale.
Changing Exhibition  

ALL THAT GLITTERS: AMERICAN INDIAN GOLD JEWELRY
This dazzling exhibit chronicles the development of American Indian gold jewelry from the 1960s to the present, featuring stunning items from the Heard Museum’s permanent collection. At the approach of the 21st century, young American Indian jewelers developed skills and their individual design perspectives by attending universities known for their art departments.

Each artist brings his or her personal aesthetic and experiences to the work, resulting in an exhibit that is a must-see for any jewelry lover. Works by Charles Loloma (Hopi), Harvey Begay (Navajo), Charles Supplee (Hopi/French) and the collaborative work of Yazzie Johnson (Navajo) and Gail Bird (Santo Domingo/Laguna) will be on display. Other well-known contemporary jewelers included in the exhibit are Denise Wallace (Aleut), Victor Beck (Navajo), Shawn Bluejacket (Shawnee), Larry Golsh (Pala Mission), Edison Cummings (Navajo), Elizabeth Wallace (Navajo/Maidu/Washoe), Keri Ataumbi (Kiowa) and Maria Samora (Taos).


On display through May 28.

Ongoing Exhibition  

Choices and Change Silver Seed Pot

 

 CHOICES & CHANGE:
AMERICAN INDIAN ARTISTS IN THE SOUTHWEST
Change is an underlying premise of American Indian art that is often overlooked. In this exhibition, art is clearly shown to be the bridge between a past rich in tradition and a dynamic, ever-changing current and future culture. See jewelry, sculpture, pottery and paintings from the Heard's collection that exemplify the innovations and the vast differences in the artists’ personal creations.

Also in the main gallery, a restored mural by the late Charles Loloma.
Upcoming Exhibition


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