Three generations at IAIA
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Three generations at the Institute of American Indian Arts
We speak with three generations at the Institution of American Indian Arts. Linda Lomahaftewa is faculty emerita, her daughter Tatiana is a curator of collections at IAIA MoCNA, and Tatiana's daughter, Amanda is a IAIA student. Bonus video from the WEST episode.
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Three generations at IAIA
Clip: Season 17 | 1m 39sVideo has Closed Captions
We speak with three generations at the Institution of American Indian Arts. Linda Lomahaftewa is faculty emerita, her daughter Tatiana is a curator of collections at IAIA MoCNA, and Tatiana's daughter, Amanda is a IAIA student. Bonus video from the WEST episode.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipAfter teaching here at the Institute of American# Indian Arts for many years, some of the students when they graduate, their kids will come back to#be students.
Like, oh, I know your your mom or dad or or your grandma or grandpa.
So, you know,# it's just like a continuation of tribal arts.
My daughter Tatiana kind of grew up, you know, on the#campus.
I was in elementary school at that time and after school I would have to go to the campus, you know, run around studios and whatever.
It was my playground.
My mom was still working when I started my career here at IAIA.
I had a family and my daughter would then, you know, same thing.
She would come to openings and run around or be in my office.
I'm a freshman at IAIA majoring in studio#arts.
I think I really like print making just like my grandma.
I feel like I can talk with her about#my art.
I always get so excited to show her.
Yeah, that one was really fun to do.
I like that one.# -Yeah, that's pretty clean for screen printing.
It's important for me to pass on to young#Native people to be proud of who you are and know your cultural ways and use that to#create 'cause you all you'll always have that.
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