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39 reactions | Experience work by 75 Indigenous artists in “Remembering the Future: 100 Years of Inspiring Art.” Experience painting, sculpture, works on paper, video installation, and more! Now on view in the Heard Museum’s Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Grand Gallery. https://heard.org/exhibits/remembering-the-future/ | Heard Museum | Facebook

Experience the essence of Native American craftsmanship in the heart of Phoenix, Arizona, or from the comfort of our online shop. The Heard Museum shop offers you an exclusive collection of jewelry and gifts, each piece unique in its design and story! | Heard Museum

1.3K reactions · 55 shares | Experience the essence of Native American craftsmanship in the heart of Phoenix, Arizona, or from the comfort of our online shop. The Heard Museum shop offers you an exclusive collection of jewelry and gifts, each piece unique in its design and story! | Heard Museum | Facebook

13K views · 1.9K reactions | WATCH: The Heard Museum in Phoenix held its 65th annual art market and fair last weekend. ICT's Daniel Herrera reports. | Indian Country Today | Facebook

Want to be one of the first to explore Blue Bird? Join us for the exhibition opening during First Friday and discover how this iconic flour brand has influenced Native art and pop culture. Visitors can also learn about the history of frybread! 🐦 ⭐ First Friday: Blue Bird Exhibition Opening 🗓️ Feb. 6 | 4 - 8 p.m. 🎟️ First Friday FREE Admission Can’t make this one? Check it out in this upcoming curator talk! ⭐ Curator Talk: Blue Bird 🗓️ Feb. 12 | 11:30 a.m. - Noon 🎟️ Included with Admission S

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The Heard Museum is proud to partner with Arizona PBS to bring Molly Mabray, the title character of the PBS KIDS series MOLLY OF DENALI, to Arizona for the first time! Set in the fictional town of Qyah (KI-yah), the show is created with an Alaska Native group of Indigenous screenwriters, producers, production teams, advisers, and even Alaska Native children, who are featured in the show’s live-action interstitials, teaching young viewers about their way of life, all of which contributes to the a