Events
Don't miss Edyael Del Carmen Casaperalta, who will present her work on internet access in Native America!
Join CNAIS for a presentation on Brent Learned's latest exhibitions featuring the artist himself!
Indigenize Your Eyes empowers American Indian students to tell their own story through photography. This event features student portfolios created during our workshop and throughout the summer, expressing their experiences of what it means to be a
Come learn about the cross-media, hybrid studio work of Indigenous artist Gina Adams!
Join Dr. Michael Lujan Bevacqua for this CNAIS Brown Bags Series event.
Come meet faculty, staff, current and new students! Enjoy food and gifts and find out more about CNAIS.
Eugene Joe is a Diné sand art painter from Shiprock, New Mexico. Eugene comes from a family of sand painters and has spent 50 years as an artist. His work reflects his Diné culture and includes portraits, landscapes, nature and traditional
Arnold Clifford (Diné) is a Native scholar, field botanist, ethnobotanist, and geologist. From Beclahbito, New Mexico and the Carrizo Mountain Range, Clifford integrates his cultural teachings with his work. An associate editor for the Bolack San
Join us with a special talk by CNAIS Visiting Scholar Dr. Salma Monani, who will explore the material and decolonial dimensions of Indigenous cinema.
Join us for this lunchtime research talk by Tiara Na'puti, Assistant Professor in the Depaartment on Communication. Professor Na'puti is a member of the Chamoru (Chamorro) diaspora from Guahan (Guam). She has testified at the United Nations Special