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James Lujan, Summer Burial. Through May 12; Nathan Pohio, Inverted Landscape Otahuna 2012. Through March 31; Tyree Honga, Images of Life. Through March 31; Cordillera Productions film screening, Moccasins and Microphones: Modern Native Storytelling through Performance Poetry. Through March 31
Demonstrations by artists Nocona Burgess, Nicholas Herrera and Frank Buffalo Hyde. Through July 3
Reception for exhibition in honor of Bike To Work Month. Through June 14
Jordan's body of work persistently asks questions about the commonplace and the sacred, truth and perception. Through July 1
MoCNA opens three new exhibits. Stands with a First: Contemporary Native Women Artists shows contemporary Native Women's upheaval of conventional artistic and intellectual roles. The solo exhibition by Interdisciplinary artist Kade L Twist, For Instance, Look at the Ground Beneath Your Feet, examines the linguistic synchronicity made between to two real-estate agents during a conversation. The exhibit focuses on the social representations of land commodification. The third exhibit, Rosalie Favell's Facing the Camera (2008- present), shows Favell's ever increasing portraiture of the Native American arts community's best loved but least documented artists. All through July 31
In conjunction with its three new exhibits, MoCNA shows the experimental documentary that depicts the art and life behind five female skateboarders and artists involved with the collective Apache Skateboards.
