The Eiteljorg Museum’s Artist in Residence is a longtime, successful program that hosts Native American contemporary and traditional visual, performing, and literary artists and culture bearers at the museum for one to two weeks at a time to share their art and culture with the Indianapolis community. Through performances, open studios, and workshops, they give visitors a greater understanding of the artist’s work, traditions, and culture. For Dr. Paschen’s residency, we will partner with Brick Street Poetry, Inc., a local nonprofit that connects and shares individual experiences through poetry.
Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art
Indianapolis, IN
GIG Fund
FY2023
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