Museum of International Folk Art

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Since its founding in 1953, MOIFA has been a place to connect people through creative expression and cross-cultural understanding. “The art of the craftsman is a bond between the peoples of the world.” - Florence Dibell Bartlett, founder (1953) moifa.org

Celebrate Día de los Muertos at the Museum of International Folk Art, Sunday, Oct. 25, noon to 4 pm. Free. Decorate sugar skulls, enjoy pan de muerto, and add a photo of a loved one to our community altar. Music, folkloric dance, and ASL interpretation. moifa.org  📸 by Tamara Hill

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How a prop horse gets ready for her close-up. Be there when she makes her debut in "La Nueva México: Art & Life in the Interior Lands." Opening Sunday, October 18 from 1-4 pm. Free public reception. 📽️ by Chloe Accardi, featuring muralist Carleigh Wagner www.cwagnerartistries.com

Installation of Jesse Littlebird's "Petrol-glyph" for Route 66 Community Day, today, 9/20 11am-5pm.  Thank you to artist, Jesse Littlebird, Petro-glyph's producer, Max Baptiste and the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture for arranging to have it for the community celebration of 100 years of Route 66!