By COURTENEY HANDY College comes in many forms: experiences, emotions, accomplishments, and trials that mold each student to their capabilities and to their unique perspectives, whether it is departure, completion, or incompletion. Enter the Bucket List, a list of things to do before students finish their time at the Institute of American Indian Arts. Every...Read More
By KATHERINA DEITER People are mesmerized by the unknown. The cryptic reasons behind the disturbing noises that echo in empty halls in our houses at night and the brush of a hand on the back of our necks frighten us, and at the same time, intrigue us as curious beings. Read More
By BODERRA JOE As a senior majoring in creative writing, my other passion is photography. A couple years ago, I had taken Intro to Black and White Photography, a different form of art, which involved mixing chemicals and developing prints. It was a given to have supplies for the semester with the right materials. This...Read More
By VIVIAN CARROLL An invitation arrived by email asking if I’d like to participate in a “Workshop in Live Art” given by the renowned performance and installation artist, James Luna, of Pooyoukitchum, Ipi, and Mexican-American descent. One thing I’ve learned as a student at IAIA is to be fearless, not to back down even...Read More
By VIVIAN CARROLL Fifty years ago, IAIA commissioned noted Italian architect Paolo Soleri to design a theatre for their shining performing arts program. The 650-seat amphitheater opened in 1970 on the Cerrillos Road campus where IAIA was then housed. The theatre closed down after a final July 2010 concert, and was marked for...Read More
By BODERRA JOE It’s the end of the semester and students are returning their rented course books to the campus bookstore. But why don’t students or staff buy other books from the bookstore?Read More
