IAIA hogan
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The hogan on the Institute of American Indian Art campus
IAIA provost, Felipe Jeneciech Estudillo Colon on the hogan that they built on campus. Bonus video from the WEST episode.
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IAIA hogan
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IAIA provost, Felipe Jeneciech Estudillo Colon on the hogan that they built on campus. Bonus video from the WEST episode.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipAs a part of really our design of the#land and the buildings for the Institute of American Indian Arts, our founder Lloyd#Kiva New envisioned really invoking the pueblo in style of development.
And that included an# alignment that goes along with the solstice of the sun and includes buildings that really#kind of are built out in successive rings with always sort of a heart, a core at the#center where cultural activities can happen.
IAIA was founded about 40 years before it moved#to this campus and it was originally the Santa Fe Indian School which of course was built as a# boarding school really removing native children from their families in order to culturate and# to assimilate them.
When we moved out to this space we wanted to be sure that first and foremost this was an indigenous space.
And so the decision was made when this land was first designated for#our institution to build a hogan as the very first building on our campus.
In a traditional Navajo# or Dine culture, the hogan's actually a home space.
Those who first came to this new campus, it was#students, faculty, and staff who actually worked on the building of the hogan literally with their# own hands.
In really a lot of indigenous cultures, the entry point to any home is always pointed# toward the east, always toward the rising sun.
That is the direction from which the earth#renews itself.
It is born every morning.
And so by placing your entry to the east, you're#capturing those blessings with the rising sun.
You're capturing them in your home.
You're#capturing them in your community and in your life.
Everything that we do at the Institute of American Indian Arts is really the product of the interest that the world puts into indigenous arts, indigenous cultures, and our indigenous students.
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