Interviews and video's from the Heard Museum http://heard.org en-us Copyright 2009 Thurs, 14 Aug 2009 11:30:00 -0500 Thurs, 14 Aug 2009 11:30:00 -0500 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss jthompson@heard.org The Heard Museum HeardTV is the video channel for the Heard Museum HeardTV is the video channel for the Heard Museum where you will find interviews, exhibit tours of galleries and much more. The Heard Museum jthompson@heard.org No http://heard.org/currentexhibits/hmm/murillo.html http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/SEGMENT1-Crafty%20Chica.mp4 A full-size creation of the fantastical Chicano pop-art world of Phoenix artists Patrick Murillo and Kathy Cano-Murillo. Please visit the exhibit website at http://heard.org/currentexhibits/hmm/murillo.html Society and Culture Wed, 18 Aug 2009 11:30:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No A full-size creation of the fantastical Chicano pop-art world of Phoenix artists Patrick Murillo and Kathy Cano-Murillo. Please visit the exhibit website at http://heard.org/currentexhibits/hmm/murillo.html A full-size creation of the fantastical Chicano pop-art world of Phoenix artists Patrick Murillo and Kathy Cano-Murillo. Please visit the exhibit website at http://heard.org/currentexhibits/hmm/murillo.html 00:06:15 heard museum, podcast, podcasting, podcaster, Interviews, Kathy Cano-Murillo, The Crafty Chica http://heard.org/currentexhibits/hmm/murillo.html http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/SEGMENT1-Crafty%20Chica.mp3 A full-size creation of the fantastical Chicano pop-art world of Phoenix artists Patrick Murillo and Kathy Cano-Murillo. Please visit the exhibit website at http://heard.org/currentexhibits/hmm/murillo.html Society and Culture Wed, 18 Aug 2009 11:30:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No A full-size creation of the fantastical Chicano pop-art world of Phoenix artists Patrick Murillo and Kathy Cano-Murillo. Please visit the exhibit website at http://heard.org/currentexhibits/hmm/murillo.html A full-size creation of the fantastical Chicano pop-art world of Phoenix artists Patrick Murillo and Kathy Cano-Murillo. Please visit the exhibit website at http://heard.org/currentexhibits/hmm/murillo.html 00:06:15 heard museum, podcast, podcasting, podcaster, Interviews, Kathy Cano-Murillo, The Crafty Chica http://heard.org/education/nations/index.html http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/NavajoCulturalCenter%26Museum.mp4 Arizona is a vast state with spectacular landscapes that 22 tribal nations call home. Each of these tribal nations is distinct, with its own language and cultural tradition. However, an important sentiment that all commnuities share is a deep respect for the land and its bounty. We visit the Navajo Nation Museum in Window Rock, Arizona. Museum Director Manuelito Wheeler describes his institution's exhibits and programs and talks about how they are working to help Navajo youth maintain language and cultural traditions. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/ Society and Culture Thurs, 13 Mar 2009 11:30:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Arizona is a vast state with spectacular landscapes that 22 tribal nations call home. Each of these tribal nations is distinct, with its own language and cultural tradition. However, an important sentiment that all commnuities share is a deep respect for the land and its bounty. We visit the Navajo Nation Museum in Window Rock, Arizona. Museum Director Manuelito Wheeler describes his institution's exhibits and programs and talks about how they are working to help Navajo youth maintain language and cultural traditions. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org// Arizona is a vast state with spectacular landscapes that 22 tribal nations call home. Each of these tribal nations is distinct, with its own language and cultural tradition. However, an important sentiment that all commnuities share is a deep respect for the land and its bounty. We visit the Navajo Nation Museum in Window Rock, Arizona. Museum Director Manuelito Wheeler describes his institution's exhibits and programs and talks about how they are working to help Navajo youth maintain language and cultural traditions. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/ 00:03:16 heard museum, navajo, culture http://heard.org/education/nations/index.html http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/NavajoCulturalCenter%26Museum.mp3 Arizona is a vast state with spectacular landscapes that 22 tribal nations call home. Each of these tribal nations is distinct, with its own language and cultural tradition. However, an important sentiment that all commnuities share is a deep respect for the land and its bounty. We visit the Navajo Nation Museum in Window Rock, Arizona. Museum Director Manuelito Wheeler describes his institution's exhibits and programs and talks about how they are working to help Navajo youth maintain language and cultural traditions. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/ Society and Culture Thurs, 13 Mar 2009 11:30:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Arizona is a vast state with spectacular landscapes that 22 tribal nations call home. Each of these tribal nations is distinct, with its own language and cultural tradition. However, an important sentiment that all commnuities share is a deep respect for the land and its bounty. We visit the Navajo Nation Museum in Window Rock, Arizona. Museum Director Manuelito Wheeler describes his institution's exhibits and programs and talks about how they are working to help Navajo youth maintain language and cultural traditions. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org// Arizona is a vast state with spectacular landscapes that 22 tribal nations call home. Each of these tribal nations is distinct, with its own language and cultural tradition. However, an important sentiment that all commnuities share is a deep respect for the land and its bounty. We visit the Navajo Nation Museum in Window Rock, Arizona. Museum Director Manuelito Wheeler describes his institution's exhibits and programs and talks about how they are working to help Navajo youth maintain language and cultural traditions. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/ 00:03:16 heard museum, navajo, culture http://heard.org/nu/past.html http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/NU-Steven Yazzi.mp4 Steven Yazzie discusses his latest works at the Heard Museum Native+You event February 20, 2009 at the Berlin Gallery. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/nu Society and Culture Wed, 18 Aug 2009 11:30:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Steven Yazzie discusses his latest works at the Heard Museum Native+You event February 20, 2009 at the Berlin Gallery. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/nu Steven Yazzie discusses his latest works at the Heard Museum Native+You event February 20, 2009 at the Berlin Gallery. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/nu 00:13:46 heard museum, navajo, culture, berlin gallery http://heard.org/nu/past.html http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/NU-Steven Yazzi.mp3 Steven Yazzie discusses his latest works at the Heard Museum Native+You event February 20, 2009 at the Berlin Gallery. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/nu Society and Culture Wed, 18 Aug 2009 11:30:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Steven Yazzie discusses his latest works at the Heard Museum Native+You event February 20, 2009 at the Berlin Gallery. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/nu Steven Yazzie discusses his latest works at the Heard Museum Native+You event February 20, 2009 at the Berlin Gallery. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/nu 00:13:46 heard museum, navajo, culture, berlin gallery http://heard.org/nu/past.html http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/NU_Will_Wilson.mp4 Will Wilson discusses his latest works at the Heard Museum Native+You event February 20, 2009 at the Berlin Gallery. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/nu Society and Culture Wed, 18 Aug 2009 11:30:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Will Wilson discusses his latest works at the Heard Museum Native+You event February 20, 2009 at the Berlin Gallery. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/nu Will Wilson discusses his latest works at the Heard Museum Native+You event February 20, 2009 at the Berlin Gallery. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/nu 00:10:34 heard museum, navajo, culture, berlin gallery http://heard.org/nu/past.html http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/NU_Will_Wilson.mp3 Will Wilson discusses his latest works at the Heard Museum Native+You event February 20, 2009 at the Berlin Gallery. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/nu Society and Culture Wed, 18 Aug 2009 11:30:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Will Wilson discusses his latest works at the Heard Museum Native+You event February 20, 2009 at the Berlin Gallery. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/nu Will Wilson discusses his latest works at the Heard Museum Native+You event February 20, 2009 at the Berlin Gallery. Please visit the museum website at http://heard.org/nu 00:10:34 heard museum, navajo, culture, berlin gallery http://heard.org http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/loloma.mp4 In October 2006, the Heard Museum received a mural created by renowned Hopi jeweler Charles Loloma (1921-1991). It is believed to be his only surviving mural and thus, an important historical work of art by this significant artist. The watercolor mural is on thin muslin and depicts the Hopi buffalo dance, a ceremony held annually in January to pray for moisture and good hunting. Because of prior damage to the work, the museum contracted with conservator Gloria Giffords. This interview details some of the extensive process this mural underwent to be restored. The mural is permanently on display at Heard Museum North Scottsdale. Arts Wed, 18 Aug 2009 11:30:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No In October 2006, the Heard Museum received a mural created by renowned Hopi jeweler Charles Loloma (1921-1991). It is believed to be his only surviving mural and thus, an important historical work of art by this significant artist. The watercolor mural is on thin muslin and depicts the Hopi buffalo dance, a ceremony held annually in January to pray for moisture and good hunting. Because of prior damage to the work, the museum contracted with conservator Gloria Giffords. This interview details some of the extensive process this mural underwent to be restored. The mural is permanently on display at Heard Museum North Scottsdale. In October 2006, the Heard Museum received a mural created by renowned Hopi jeweler Charles Loloma (1921-1991). It is believed to be his only surviving mural and thus, an important historical work of art by this significant artist. The watercolor mural is on thin muslin and depicts the Hopi buffalo dance, a ceremony held annually in January to pray for moisture and good hunting. Because of prior damage to the work, the museum contracted with conservator Gloria Giffords. This interview details some of the extensive process this mural underwent to be restored. The mural is permanently on display at Heard Museum North Scottsdale. 00:05:20 heard museum, navajo, culture, Charles Loloma http://heard.org http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/loloma.mp3 In October 2006, the Heard Museum received a mural created by renowned Hopi jeweler Charles Loloma (1921-1991). It is believed to be his only surviving mural and thus, an important historical work of art by this significant artist. The watercolor mural is on thin muslin and depicts the Hopi buffalo dance, a ceremony held annually in January to pray for moisture and good hunting. Because of prior damage to the work, the museum contracted with conservator Gloria Giffords. This interview details some of the extensive process this mural underwent to be restored. The mural is permanently on display at Heard Museum North Scottsdale. Arts Wed, 20 Aug 2009 11:30:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No In October 2006, the Heard Museum received a mural created by renowned Hopi jeweler Charles Loloma (1921-1991). It is believed to be his only surviving mural and thus, an important historical work of art by this significant artist. The watercolor mural is on thin muslin and depicts the Hopi buffalo dance, a ceremony held annually in January to pray for moisture and good hunting. Because of prior damage to the work, the museum contracted with conservator Gloria Giffords. This interview details some of the extensive process this mural underwent to be restored. The mural is permanently on display at Heard Museum North Scottsdale. In October 2006, the Heard Museum received a mural created by renowned Hopi jeweler Charles Loloma (1921-1991). It is believed to be his only surviving mural and thus, an important historical work of art by this significant artist. The watercolor mural is on thin muslin and depicts the Hopi buffalo dance, a ceremony held annually in January to pray for moisture and good hunting. Because of prior damage to the work, the museum contracted with conservator Gloria Giffords. This interview details some of the extensive process this mural underwent to be restored. The mural is permanently on display at Heard Museum North Scottsdale. 00:05:20 heard museum, navajo, culture, Charles Loloma http://heard.org http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/cavan.mp4 This video interview was done in March of 2008, on the day after the Heard Museum Guild’s Fiftieth Anniversary Indian Fair and Market at which the museum purchased a jar made by Cavan Gonzales of San Ildefonso as a tribute to his great, great grandmother noted ceramist Maria Martinez. The shape was inspired by a 1920s jar made by Maria Martinez that he had seen on a postcard image. The jar is in the black on black tradition revived by his great, great grandparents Maria and Julian Martinez. Arts Wed, 18 Aug 2009 11:30:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No This video interview was done in March of 2008, on the day after the Heard Museum Guild’s Fiftieth Anniversary Indian Fair and Market at which the museum purchased a jar made by Cavan Gonzales of San Ildefonso as a tribute to his great, great grandmother noted ceramist Maria Martinez. The shape was inspired by a 1920s jar made by Maria Martinez that he had seen on a postcard image. The jar is in the black on black tradition revived by his great, great grandparents Maria and Julian Martinez. This video interview was done in March of 2008, on the day after the Heard Museum Guild’s Fiftieth Anniversary Indian Fair and Market at which the museum purchased a jar made by Cavan Gonzales of San Ildefonso as a tribute to his great, great grandmother noted ceramist Maria Martinez. The shape was inspired by a 1920s jar made by Maria Martinez that he had seen on a postcard image. The jar is in the black on black tradition revived by his great, great grandparents Maria and Julian Martinez. 00:07:53 heard museum, navajo, culture, Cavan Gonzales http://heard.org http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/cavan.mp3 This video interview was done in March of 2008, on the day after the Heard Museum Guild’s Fiftieth Anniversary Indian Fair and Market at which the museum purchased a jar made by Cavan Gonzales of San Ildefonso as a tribute to his great, great grandmother noted ceramist Maria Martinez. The shape was inspired by a 1920s jar made by Maria Martinez that he had seen on a postcard image. The jar is in the black on black tradition revived by his great, great grandparents Maria and Julian Martinez. Arts Wed, 18 Aug 2009 11:30:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No This video interview was done in March of 2008, on the day after the Heard Museum Guild’s Fiftieth Anniversary Indian Fair and Market at which the museum purchased a jar made by Cavan Gonzales of San Ildefonso as a tribute to his great, great grandmother noted ceramist Maria Martinez. The shape was inspired by a 1920s jar made by Maria Martinez that he had seen on a postcard image. The jar is in the black on black tradition revived by his great, great grandparents Maria and Julian Martinez. This video interview was done in March of 2008, on the day after the Heard Museum Guild’s Fiftieth Anniversary Indian Fair and Market at which the museum purchased a jar made by Cavan Gonzales of San Ildefonso as a tribute to his great, great grandmother noted ceramist Maria Martinez. The shape was inspired by a 1920s jar made by Maria Martinez that he had seen on a postcard image. The jar is in the black on black tradition revived by his great, great grandparents Maria and Julian Martinez. 00:07:53 heard museum, navajo, culture, Cavan Gonzales http://heard.org http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/Colorado River.mp4 Stories about the Colorado River Indian community Arts Tues, 25 Aug 2009 11:30:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Stories about the Colorado River Indian community Stories about the Colorado River Indian community 00:06:36 heard museum,culture http://heard.org http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/Havasupai.mp4 Stories about the Havasupai Indian community Arts Wed, 26 Aug 2009 09:47:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Stories about the Havasupai Indian community Stories about the Havasupai Indian community 00:06:41 heard museum,culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/Harvest%20Feast%202010%20Master-Large%20web%20movie.mov Harvest Feast features five sumptuous buffets featuring Native American foods and celebrates the generosity shown by American Indians at the first Thanksgiving. Chef Freddie Bitsoie (Diné) has created five "edible galleries." Four of the gallery buffets explore Native foods from the four corners of the U.S., while the fifth buffet showcases how indigenous foods form the "traditional" Thanksgiving meal. Arts Tue, 30 Nov 2010 08:45:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Freddie Bitsoie Harvest Feast 2010 Harvest Feast features five sumptuous buffets featuring Native American foods and celebrates the generosity shown by American Indians at the first Thanksgiving. Chef Freddie Bitsoie (Diné) has created five "edible galleries." Four of the gallery buffets explore Native foods from the four corners of the U.S., while the fifth buffet showcases how indigenous foods form the "traditional" Thanksgiving meal. 00:10:21 Heard Museum, culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/Monongye%20master%20sequence-Large%20web%20movie.mov Jesse Monongye's extremely complex jewelry expresses traditional elements from his Navajo heritage in contemporary gold and silver pieces that boast intricate and technically flawless lapidary work. The exhibition Jesse Monongye: Opal Bears and Lapis Skies features many pieces by the artist. On display from December 4, 2010 to June 26, 2011. Arts Fri, 01 Dec 2010 08:45:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Jesse Monongye: Opal Bears and Lapis Skies Jesse Monongye's extremely complex jewelry expresses traditional elements from his Navajo heritage in contemporary gold and silver pieces that boast intricate and technically flawless lapidary work. The exhibition Jesse Monongye: Opal Bears and Lapis Skies features many pieces by the artist. On display from December 4, 2010 to June 26, 2011. 00:06:46 Heard Museum, culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/podcast/Lowery%20Begay-H.264%20for%20Video%20Podcasting.m4v Lowery Begay (Dineh), of Jonesboro, Tennessee, took home a sixth place prize with 228 points in the 2011 Hoop dance Championship. Arts Wed, 02 Mar 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Lowery Begay 6th Place Adult Division 2011 Hoop dance Championship Lowery Begay (Dineh), of Jonesboro, Tennessee, took home a sixth place prize with 228 points in the 2011 Hoop dance Championship. 00:05:31 Heard Museum, culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/podcast/TommyDraper.m4v Tommy Draper (Navajo) who calls Kirkland, New Mexico, home took third place with 218 points in the 2011 Hoop Dance Championship. Arts Wed, 02 Mar 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Tommy Draper 3rd Place Senior Division 2011 Hoop Dance Championship. Tommy Draper (Navajo) who calls Kirkland, New Mexico, home took third place with 218 points in the 2011 Hoop Dance Championship. 00:07:43 Heard Museum, culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/podcast/Daniel%2BTramper-H.264%2Bfor%2BVideo%2BPodcasting.m4v Daniel Tramper (Eastern Band of Cherokee) from Cherokee, North Carolina, scored 224 points for a second place trophy. Arts Wed, 02 Mar 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Daniel Tramper 2nd Place 2011 Hoop Dance Championship. Daniel Tramper (Eastern Band of Cherokee) from Cherokee, North Carolina, scored 224 points for a second place trophy. 00:05:01 Heard Museum, culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/podcast/Christian%20Hazell-H.264%20for%20Video%20Podcasting.m4v In the Teen Division, Christian Hazell (Metis Nation of Alberta) from Calgary, Alberta, took the world championship home for a second time with 231 points. Arts Wed, 02 Mar 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Christian Hazell Teen Division 2011 World Championship. In the Teen Division, Christian Hazell (Metis Nation of Alberta) from Calgary, Alberta, took the world championship home for a second time with 231 points. 00:05:17 Heard Museum, culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/podcast/Brian%20Hammill-H.264%20for%20Video%20Podcasting.m4v 2009 World Champion Brian Hammill (Ho Chunk), of New River, Arizona, brought home his first Senior Division championship with 231 points. Arts Wed, 02 Mar 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Brian Hammill 2011 Senior Division 2011 World Championship. 2009 World Champion Brian Hammill (Ho Chunk), of New River, Arizona, brought home his first Senior Division championship with 231 points. 00:06:24 Heard Museum, culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/podcast/Charles%20Denny-H.264%20for%20Video%20Podcasting.m4v Third place went to 2008 World Champion Charles Denny (Chippewa/Cree/Northern Ute) from Fort Duchesne, Utah, with a score of 231 points. Arts Wed, 02 Mar 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Charles Denny 3rd Place Adult Division 2011 World Championship. Third place went to 2008 World Champion Charles Denny (Chippewa/Cree/Northern Ute) from Fort Duchesne, Utah, with a score of 231 points 00:05:58 Heard Museum, culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/podcast/Tony%20Duncan-H.264%20for%20Video%20Podcasting.m4v Four-time teen champion Tony Duncan (Apache/Hidatsa/Arikara/Mandan) of Mesa, Arizona, captured his first adult title at the 21st Annual Heard Museum Hoop Dance Championship Contest on February 6. In fact, four brothers from the Duncan family won or placed during the world championship. An estimated audience of 10,000 came to cheer on one or more of their favorites from a roster of 43 hoop dancers from the U.S. and Canada. The Jay Kahn Memorial Fund sponsors the youth competition prizes and the Arizona Commission on the Arts is a supporter of the contest. Arts Wed, 02 Mar 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Charles Denny 3rd Place Adult Division 2011 World Championship. Four-time teen champion Tony Duncan (Apache/Hidatsa/Arikara/Mandan) of Mesa, Arizona, captured his first adult title at the 21st Annual Heard Museum Hoop Dance Championship Contest on February 6. In fact, four brothers from the Duncan family won or placed during the world championship. An estimated audience of 10,000 came to cheer on one or more of their favorites from a roster of 43 hoop dancers from the U.S. and Canada. The Jay Kahn Memorial Fund sponsors the youth competition prizes and the Arizona Commission on the Arts is a supporter of the contest. 00:06:32 Heard Museum, culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/podcast/Lane%20Jensen-H.264%20for%20Video%20Podcasting.m4v Finishing in second place was Lane Jensen (Navajo/Maricopa) of Dilkon, Arizona, with a score of 234. Arts Wed, 02 Mar 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Lane Jensen 2nd Place adult Division 2011 Hoop Dance Championship. Finishing in second place was Lane Jensen (Navajo/Maricopa) of Dilkon, Arizona, with a score of 234. 00:04:00 Heard Museum, culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/podcast/Chantika%20Hazell-H.264%20for%20Video%20Podcasting.m4v Chantika Hazell, younger sister of Christian, won third place with a score of 217 points. Arts Wed, 02 Mar 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Chantika Hazell 3rd Place Teen Division 2011 Hoop Dance Championship Chantika Hazell, younger sister of Christian, won third place with a score of 217 points. 00:05:30 Heard Museum, culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/podcast/Jasmine%20Rae%20Pickner-H.264%20for%20Video%20Podcasting.m4v Fourth place honors went to Jasmine Rae Pickner (Crow Creek Sioux), of Mission, South Dakota. Pickner scored 226 points. Arts Wed, 02 Mar 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Jasmine Rae Pickner 4th Place Adult Division 2011 Hoop Dance Championship Jasmine Rae Pickner 4th Place Adult Division 2011 Hoop Dance Championship 00:06:25 Heard Museum, culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/podcast/Sky%20Duncan-H.264%20for%20Video%20Podcasting.m4v Sky Duncan, another of the Duncan brothers, placed second with 219 points. Arts Wed, 02 Mar 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Sky Duncan 2nd Place Teen Division 2011 Hoop Dance Championship Sky Duncan, another of the Duncan brothers, placed second with 219 points. 00:05:13 Heard Museum, culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/srpimc.m4v Arizona is a vast state with spectacular landscapes that 22 tribal nations call home. Each of these tribal nations is distinct, with its own language and cultural tradition. However, an important sentiment that all commnuities share is a deep respect for the land and its bounty. Home is very a important concept to Arizona's Native people so we decided to take our visitors to places that Native people call home. With support from American Express™, we will be working over the next several months to produce short videos that provide a window to each of Arizona's tribal communities. Through links on this page you will be able to take a short virtual tour of a particular tribe's museum or cultural center. You'll be able to hear first hand about how the center functions in each community. Society and Culture Fri, 18 Mar 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Connecting Communities™ - Salt River-Pima Maricopa Indian Community Arizona is a vast state with spectacular landscapes that 22 tribal nations call home. Each of these tribal nations is distinct, with its own language and cultural tradition. However, an important sentiment that all commnuities share is a deep respect for the land and its bounty. Home is very a important concept to Arizona's Native people so we decided to take our visitors to places that Native people call home. With support from American Express™, we will be working over the next several months to produce short videos that provide a window to each of Arizona's tribal communities. Through links on this page you will be able to take a short virtual tour of a particular tribe's museum or cultural center. You'll be able to hear first hand about how the center functions in each community. 00:07:11 Heard Museum, Society and Culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/hopi.m4v Arizona is a vast state with spectacular landscapes that 22 tribal nations call home. Each of these tribal nations is distinct, with its own language and cultural tradition. However, an important sentiment that all commnuities share is a deep respect for the land and its bounty. Home is very a important concept to Arizona's Native people so we decided to take our visitors to places that Native people call home. With support from American Express™, we will be working over the next several months to produce short videos that provide a window to each of Arizona's tribal communities. Through links on this page you will be able to take a short virtual tour of a particular tribe's museum or cultural center. You'll be able to hear first hand about how the center functions in each community. Society and Culture Fri, 18 Mar 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Connecting Communities™-Hopi Tribe Arizona is a vast state with spectacular landscapes that 22 tribal nations call home. Each of these tribal nations is distinct, with its own language and cultural tradition. However, an important sentiment that all commnuities share is a deep respect for the land and its bounty. Home is very a important concept to Arizona's Native people so we decided to take our visitors to places that Native people call home. With support from American Express™, we will be working over the next several months to produce short videos that provide a window to each of Arizona's tribal communities. Through links on this page you will be able to take a short virtual tour of a particular tribe's museum or cultural center. You'll be able to hear first hand about how the center functions in each community. 00:02:42 Heard Museum, Society and Culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/Ft_ Mojave_iPad_iPhone4.m4v Arizona is a vast state with spectacular landscapes that 22 tribal nations call home. Each of these tribal nations is distinct, with its own language and cultural tradition. However, an important sentiment that all commnuities share is a deep respect for the land and its bounty. Home is very a important concept to Arizona's Native people so we decided to take our visitors to places that Native people call home. With support from American Express™, we will be working over the next several months to produce short videos that provide a window to each of Arizona's tribal communities. Through links on this page you will be able to take a short virtual tour of a particular tribe's museum or cultural center. You'll be able to hear first hand about how the center functions in each community. Society and Culture Tue, 13 Apr 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Connecting Communities™- Ft. Mojave Indian Tribe Arizona is a vast state with spectacular landscapes that 22 tribal nations call home. Each of these tribal nations is distinct, with its own language and cultural tradition. However, an important sentiment that all commnuities share is a deep respect for the land and its bounty. Home is very a important concept to Arizona's Native people so we decided to take our visitors to places that Native people call home. With support from American Express™, we will be working over the next several months to produce short videos that provide a window to each of Arizona's tribal communities. Through links on this page you will be able to take a short virtual tour of a particular tribe's museum or cultural center. You'll be able to hear first hand about how the center functions in each community. 00:07:38 Heard Museum, Society and Culture http://heard.org en-us http://heard.org/videos/podcastvideos/Ft_Mojave.mp3 Arizona is a vast state with spectacular landscapes that 22 tribal nations call home. Each of these tribal nations is distinct, with its own language and cultural tradition. However, an important sentiment that all commnuities share is a deep respect for the land and its bounty. Home is very a important concept to Arizona's Native people so we decided to take our visitors to places that Native people call home. With support from American Express™, we will be working over the next several months to produce short videos that provide a window to each of Arizona's tribal communities. Through links on this page you will be able to take a short virtual tour of a particular tribe's museum or cultural center. You'll be able to hear first hand about how the center functions in each community. Society and Culture Tue, 13 Apr 2011 10:00:00 -0500 The Heard Museum No Connecting Communities™- Ft. Mojave Indian Tribe (audio only) Arizona is a vast state with spectacular landscapes that 22 tribal nations call home. Each of these tribal nations is distinct, with its own language and cultural tradition. However, an important sentiment that all commnuities share is a deep respect for the land and its bounty. Home is very a important concept to Arizona's Native people so we decided to take our visitors to places that Native people call home. With support from American Express™, we will be working over the next several months to produce short videos that provide a window to each of Arizona's tribal communities. Through links on this page you will be able to take a short virtual tour of a particular tribe's museum or cultural center. You'll be able to hear first hand about how the center functions in each community. 00:07:38 Heard Museum, Society and Culture