Current Exhibitions

POP! - Popular Culture in American Indian Art

Now Showing

The Heard Museum
Phoenix, AZ

In POP! Popular Culture in American Indian Art, pop culture and innovation collide with traditional art forms and cultures in artwork that reflects contemporary issues and imagery in an often comedic, tongue-in-cheek way.

heard.org/pop/

The California Hall of Fame Inductees - 2009

Continues through October 31, 2010

The California Museum
Sacramento, CA

Stars of arts, education, business and labor, science, sports, philanthropy and public service that exemplify the best of California and will continue to inspire generations to come.

californiamuseum.org

Recent Exhibitions

Fritz Scholder - Indian/Not Indian

November 1, 2008 - August 16th, 2009

NMAI on the National Mall
Washington D.C.

In addition to paintings, prints and sculpture from the Indian series, "Fritz Scholder: Indian/Not Indian" assembles color-drenched landscapes, dream-like evocations of shamanism and the occult, erotic portrayals of powerful women and bravura renderings of flowers, butterflies and other natural forms. A number of the featured paintings are the first created in a series and thus, especially useful guideposts to the artist’s intentions.

nmai.com

Fritz Scholder - An Intimate Look

July 19, 2008 – June 7, 2009

The Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA)
Santa Fe, NM

The paintings, prints and sculptures, give the viewer a sense of Fritz Scholder through an investigation into who he was as a human/ artist/ shaman/ martyr. This legacy of work is rich in color and expression. His world is a place of paint and personage like no other, with paintings, realities, passions and pursuits of knowledge where few tread.

iaia.edu

Recent News and Events

Fritz Scholder has been inducted into the 2009 California Hall of Fame. The California Hall of Fame inductees come from all walks of life and embody California’s innovative spirit. Twelve to thirteen remarkable individuals have been inducted each year since 2006.

Fritz was inducted alongside Carol Burnett, Andrew Grove, Hiram Johnson, Rafer Johnson, Henry J. Kaiser, Joan Kroc, George Lucas, John Madden, Harvey Milk, Danielle Steele, Joe Weider and General Chuck Yeager.

"So think for a moment what you would have to do to stand out in a state of 37 million people. Think of how high you would have to dream, how long you would have to stay at your dream, how much perseverance you would have to have, how much courage you would have to have, and just plain chutzpah. You'd have to go out and do what your heart and mind ordered you to do."

—Maria Shriver,
2006 Induction Ceremony