Exhibitions
Missoula Art Museum
Missoula, MT
January 9 to March 22, 2026
This collection pairs photographs of the Bison Range under tribal management with photographs of tribal members using land-based practices to demonstrate their territory’s significance to their history, traditions and culture — as well as their commitment to maintaining it.
Smithsonian Museum of the American Indian
New York, NY
November 3, 2022–March 12, 2023
This photo essay delves into the legacy of U.S. government regulations impacting Native Americans’ most personal decisions, including with whom they have children. These decisions affect young adults and their families.
Northlight Gallery
Phoenix, AZ
January 4, 2025 to February 22, 2025
Colors hold symbolism and meanings already established by Western societies. However, for Native and Indigenous people, the symbolisms are diverse and hold different meanings. The color red carries great significance for Indigenous and Native communities. It is a sacred color used to describe our origin stories, sacred land, and blessings of fire for warmth, cooking, and protection. Reclaiming Red explores the colonial implications of the color red and demonstrates how Indigenous people use it for healing, peace, sacredness, unity, and Hózhó (a Diné Bizaad word for balance and harmony).
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Minneapolis, MN
October 22, 2023 -to January 14, 2024
Enter into the vivid worlds of Native photography, as framed by generations of First Nations, Métis, Inuit, and Native American photographers themselves. Presenting over 150 photographs of, by, and for Indigenous people, “In Our Hands” welcomes all to see through the lens held by Native photographers.
Organized by a council of primarily Native artists, scholars, and knowledge sharers, in partnership with Mia curators, this sweeping exhibition traces the intersecting histories of photography and diverse Indigenous cultures from the Rio Grande to the Arctic Circle. Beautiful, complex, and surprising, these artworks celebrate the legacy of groundbreaking photographers and their influence on the medium today.
Curated Exhibitions
Photoville Indigenous Exhibition:
2026 The Women’s Grass
2025 Nacòx
2024 Timotlakwaltis: Reclaiming Our Sustenance & MINJIMENDAN (REMEMBER)
2022 Indigenous Photograph Year in Pictures
2021 Indigenous Photograph @ Night Lights Denver | Month of Photography Festival