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2024 Native Arts Speaker Series
SAR Native Arts Speaker Series 2024. Weaving Histories: Stories of Tradition and Innovation in Pueblo Fiber Arts. Image of Kilt, Suzanne Marie Herrera Naranjo (San Ildefonso Pueblo), 2023, cotton, wool and dyes, 35 1/2 × 50 3/8 in
March 29 | April 10 | April 24 | May 1
Events will be held in person at SAR and livestreamed on YouTube Live.
CTF Social Inequalities
Creative Thought Forum | Social Inequality
April 28 | May 4 | May 5 | May 7 | May 9
Guest speakers answer the questions “how and why did inequality develop?” and “why is there poverty in wealthy nations?"
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IARC's EMUSEUM
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IARC'S eMuseum

Take a virtual tour through the collections and explore our newest online addition —the Susan L. Q. Flaherty Collection, donated in memory of San Ildefonso potter Dora Tse Pe'.

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Our Work

We support leading-edge research and study in anthropology and related disciplines in order to foster a better understanding of humankind and the critical problems we face.


Our Collection

We steward one of the most important collections of Southwest Native American art and guide museums around the world on best practices in collaborating with source communities.


Our Community

We offer symposia, salons, classes and field trips that give you a unique opportunity to meet and learn from our scholars and artists. Find out how you can get involved with our diverse, dynamic community.

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N. Scott Momaday, 1934–2024

Blog by Michael F. Brown, President, SAR Navarre Scott Momaday, the nation's most celebrated Native American writer, died at his home in Santa Fe on January 24. He was 89. Momaday, a member of the Kiowa Tribe, is remembered at SAR for his long service to this...

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2024: A Look Ahead

2024: A Look Ahead

New Year's festivities inevitably include reviews of the year that's winding down. For SAR's first blog post of 2024, I prefer to pivot toward the near future. Although some details have yet to fall into place, I’m pleased to identify highlights of our programming for...

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Grounded in Clay Reception at The Met, New York

Grounded in Clay Reception at The Met, New York

Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery Reception at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, October 10, 2023. All photos courtesy of The Met. Credit: Paula Lobo.New Mexico proud! Members of the Pueblo Pottery Collective and their families, as well as SAR staff and...

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SAR Produces Podcasts

SAR Produces Podcasts

The School for Advanced Research is now producing podcasts starting with stories from Grounded in Clay curators. The Grounded in Clay Podcast has launched on the PodBean platform. Episodes, which are free to stream or download, are available there and on Apple...

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