A Pueblo Pottery Exhibit Breaks the Mold

The Indian Arts Research Center, Museum of Indians Arts & Culture, and Vilcek Foundation collaborated on the new "Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery" exhibition, which runs through May 29, 2023. They invited 70 mostly Pueblo people—artists, writers, historians, scientists, and political leaders—to pick at least one pot and write a 300- to 500-word essay about it.
IT'S POSSIBLE—likely, even—that when the workday ends and the lights flick off, whispers rise. Here in the collections vault at the Indian Arts Research Center, in Santa Fe, a centuries-old water jar

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A Pueblo Pottery Exhibit Breaks the Mold