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SUMMARY:Marisa Sage and Jordan Eddy in Conversation
DESCRIPTION:Join New Mexico Museum of Art Executive Director Marisa Sage and Southwest Contemporary Editor-in-Chief Jordan Eddy for a discussion on the importance of public stewardship. \nMarisa Sage is the new executive director of the New Mexico Museum of Art and the Vladem Contemporary\, bringing more than 20 years of leadership experience in museums\, galleries\, and cultural foundations. Most recently\, she served as director and head curator of the University Art Museum at New Mexico State University\, where she led the development of a new museum facility\, expanded programming and attendance\, and secured significant philanthropic and grant support. Prior to her work in New Mexico\, Sage served as director of the Rema Hort Mann Foundation in New York\, where she expanded fundraising and national visibility for artist grant programs. She has also held leadership roles at Salisbury University Art Galleries in Maryland\, founded and directed the Like the Spice Gallery in Brooklyn\, and served as President of the Williamsburg Gallery Association. Sage holds a Master of Arts in Digital Arts from the Maryland Institute College of Art and a Bachelor of Fine Art in Photography from Syracuse University.
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LOCATION:Tamarind Institute\, 2500 Central Ave SE\, Albuquerque\, New Mexico\, 87106
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SUMMARY:Jordan Ann Craig in Conversation with Maia Rodriguez
DESCRIPTION:Join artist Jordan Ann Craig for a conversation with UNM Director of Native American Studies Maia Rodriguez on the occasion of Craig’s newly signed Tamarind editions. \nA printmaker at heart (the Northern Cheyenne artist was awarded High Honors for her Studio Art thesis in painting and printmaking from Dartmouth College in 2015)\, Jordan Ann Craig presents Indigenous design through a contemporary lens.\nCraig has participated in numerous artist residencies including The Golden Paint Art Residency\, Native American Artist Residency at the School for Advanced Research\, Roswell Artist-in-Residence (RAiR Foundation)\, the Ucross Foundation\, Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) Artist Residency\, East London Printmakers Project Keyholder Residency\, Cork Printmakers International Visiting Artist Residency\, and Scuola Internazionale di Grafica\, among others. \nMaia Rodriguez is an enrolled member of the Lipan Apache Tribe of Texas and Assistant Professor of Native American Studies at the University of New Mexico. Her research explores Indigenous worldview and aesthetics\, with particular attention to how artistic and narrative forms express Indigenous relationships to place\, community\, sovereignty\, and futurity. Her current book project\, Geronimo’s Ghosts: Specters of Sovereignty in the Post-Civil Rights Ethnic American Novel\, examines how narrative form articulates Indigenous resistance and reshapes the politics of coalition. Alongside her literary scholarship\, she conducts community-based research with her tribe on land reclamation\, cultural resurgence\, and nation-building.
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