Navajo Nation Museum & Ziindi.com Presents Ch’ikééh Baa Hózhó – A Contemporary Native Female Arts Showcase
Friday, February 15, 2013 @ 4:00pm
Hwy. 264 & Postal Loop Road, Window Rock, Arizona 86515
Navajo Nation Museum & Ziindi.com Presents Ch’ikééh Baa Hózhó – A Contemporary Native Female Arts Showcase
A contemporary Native Female Arts Showcase _______________________________________________________
Featuring: Jeri Arviso - Charvel Baldwin - Lyncia Begay - Nani Chacon - Xiana A. Clitso - Melissa Cody - Carrie R. Curley - Shamie Encinas - Estelle S. Pete - Lakota Scott - Roshan Spottsville - Eunique Yazzie - Jolene Yazzie - Melanie Yazzie - Venaya Yazzie _______________________________________________________
Navajo Nation Museum - Window Rock, Arizona Friday, February 15, 2013 Reception: 4-5pm Artist Market & Performances: 6-8pm Live Music & Dance: 8-12am Food, Traditional & Modern performances, DJ's
Master Artist:Jimmy Abeita show opens April 14 at 5:30 pm. Public Invited. Refreshments will be served.
Monday, March 14, 2011 at 2:00pm
Levi & The Plateros w/ Special Guest Murphy Platero - Christmas Concert
Friday, December 3 · 7:00pm - 10:00pm - Christmas Concert with The Plateros. For more info contact Char Kruger at 928-810-8536 or char@navajonationmuseum.org
Tuesday, October 26, 2010 at 4:33pm
"Rock the Rocks" @ the Navajo Nation Museum
Saturday, October 9 · 10:00am - 9:00pm
NATIVE MUSCIANS
Highlighting Chucki Begay & Mother Earth Blues Band, Black Fire, The Brown Bombers and more.....
Outdoor Market Open Air (vending spaces available "music related") $25 for the entire day....
1st Annual Navajo Nation Museum Outdoor Market & Blue Bird Food Festival
September 17th & 18th, 2010, Window Rock, AZ. Only 100 Artists to be invited. Free to Public to include Family Entertainment for 2 days. Inquires to Clarenda Begay, Museum Curator at clarenda@navajonationmuseum.org or at (928) 810-8540. Download Application
Monday, March 29, 2010 at 3:24pm
Navajo Photographers - Through The Lens Exhibit
AUGUST 5, 2009 -
Jury selected work(s) are due to the Navajo Nation Museum before or on August 5, 2009. The photograph (s) are to be ready to hang for the exhibition. The images is/are to be enlarged to 11" x 14" and single off-white mat inside an 16" x 20" BLACK metal or wood frame.
For further clarification contact Clarenda Begay at (928) 810-8540 or email clarenda@navajonationmuseum.org
Wednesday, July 15, 2009 at 3:24pm
FIRST JURIED PHOTOGRAPAHY INVITATIONAL FOR NAVAJO PHOTOGRAPHERS
UPCOMING EXHIBITION
The Navajo Nation Museum
To Present
FIRST JURIED PHOTOGRAPAHY INVITATIONAL FOR NAVAJO PHOTOGRAPHERS
August 28, 2009 – March 27, 2010
Through the Lens: Photography by Diné
The camera is now in the hands of the people who have been photographed for centuries by outsiders. Through the lens examines the broad perspective of Diné way of life to current contemporary Navajo daily life.
An exhibition catalogue with selected photographers and perspectives may be printed if funds are available.
For further information contact Clarenda Begay, Collections & Exhibitions Curator Office tel: (928) 810-8540
Toadlena / Two Grey Hills Textiles Exhibition - May 14, 2009
UPCOMING EXHIBITION
The Navajo Nation Museum To Present
Toadlena / Two Grey Hills Textiles Exhibition – Gallery One
To open May 14, 2009 thru January 23, 2010
Interwoven with the Celebration for the
100th Anniversary of Toadlena Trading Post
on June 20, 2009, at Toadlena Trading Post.
For further information contact
Clarenda Beagy, Collections & Exhibition Curator
(928) 871-7941
Wednesday, February 11, 2009 at 2:40pm
Shoe Game Tournament
Come and enjoy the Navajo Nation Museum Shoe Game Tournament on December 31, 2008 (New Year's Eve) from 6pm to 12am. There will be Navajo String Games, Coyote Stories Video, Food Concession, with KTNN Live broadcasting Countdown to 2009.
Prizes include:
1st prize (5 loads of wood)
2nd prize (10 bales of hay)
Door Prizes Every Hour
(Limited to only 8 teams)
Entry fee $50
Please contact Char Kruger @ 928.810.8536 or charlene@navajonationmuseum.org for more information...
Tuesday, December 16, 2008 at 3:39pm
New exhibit opened!!!
A new exhibit, Hozhoogo Iina: A Beautiful Life, opened on August 28, 2008 which featured Eli SecodyDine - Award Winning Singer & Song Writer
Hozhoogo Iina: A Beautiful Life, an exhibit presented by the Navajo Nation Museum, describes some of the knowledge basic to the Navajo culture pertaining to the four stages of the Navajo way of life which includes the cornfield as a sacred place and the ceremonial basket as a symbol of growth, prosperity, and great knowledge. The Navajo philosophy is complex, and it includes rules to maintain harmony and balance for the mental, physical, and spiritual health of the Dine, (The People).
