Native American Art

THE HEARD MUSEUM in FEBRUARY and MARCH

A comprehens­ive calendar of events at the Heard Museum in February and March including the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market.

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February 1, 6-10 p.m. First Friday at the Heard

Exhibition Opening: Josef Albers in Mexico The exhibition elucidates the influence and connectivi­ty between the work of Albers and the abstracted geometric vocabulary of pre-columbian art, architectu­re and material culture. Albers’ fascinatio­n with the visual culture of Mexico left an indelible mark on his own artistic production and methodolog­y, with sites like Teotihuacá­n, Chichén Itza, Monte Albán, and Mitla infiltrati­ng the visual framework of his work. Enjoy free general evening admission. Dine at the Café or Cantina. The Heard Museum Shop, the Collector’s Room and Books & More Shop Heard Museum campus www.heard.org

Through February 3 A Land North: Works from the Heard Museum Collection

This exhibition features pieces from the Heard Museum’s permanent holdings of Indigenous Alaskan and Canadian First Nations art. Kitchell Gallery, Heard Museum www.heard.org

Through February 3 Yua: Henri Matisse and the Inner Arctic Spirit

This exhibition explores the surprising and little-known story of how the Inuit people and culture inspired one of the 20th century’s most influentia­l artists, Henri Matisse. Included in the exhibition are works by Matisse that have not been publicly shown in the United States, and reunited dozens of stunning Yup’ik (Alaskan Natives) mask sets that have been separated for more than a century. Piper Grand Gallery, Heard Museum www.heard.org

February 22 Online Silent Auction Opens

Join the fun and encourage friendly competitio­n with your family and friends at the 61st annual Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market silent auction. Bid on fabulous items donated by our Fair artists and friends of the Heard Museum! Bid from anywhere at any time on your smartphone. Auction closes at 9 p.m. on Saturday, March 2. www.heard.org/fair/support/silent-auction

Beginning March 1 RE:DEFINE Exhibition Highlights

Fairgoers will be among the first to preview the Heard Museum’s largest contempora­ry art exhibition, RE:DEFINE, opening spring 2019. The exhibition will be a culminatio­n of a years’ long effort by guest curator Ellen Taubman to organize this exhibition, the largest group show of contempora­ry art in the Heard’s nearly 90-year history. Heard Museum www.heard.org

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