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︎Headlands Center for the Arts ︎500 Capp Street ︎ Art21 ︎ Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development  ︎ Westbeth Artist Housing ︎Native American Art Studies Association︎ City as Living Laboratory ︎ International Studio and Curatorial Program ︎ ArtTable ︎ Archtober ︎ Vera List Center, The New School ︎ Come to Your Census ︎ Center for Curatorial Leadership ︎ Art Curators Conference ︎ Midwest Art History Society ︎ Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation ︎ Curatorial Mentorship Program ︎ Lower Manhattan Cultural Council ︎ AIGA NY ︎ Children’s Museum of the Arts ︎ No Longer Empty︎ New York Civil Liberties Union︎ International Fine Print Dealers’ Association ︎ The Architecture MasterPrize


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NATIVE AMERICAN ART STUDIES ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Native American Art Studies Association (NAASA)
           
The Native American Art Studies Association hosted their first virtual Conference in November 2021, gathering members from across the United States for four days of panels, roundtables, keynotes, and social gatherings. The program included a keynote address by Patricia Marroquin Norby, associate curator of Native American art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, over 14 panel sessions and presentations, as well as virtual artist studio visits, social hours, and an awards ceremony. 

The Native American Art Studies Association (NAASA) exists to encourage the ongoing study and exchange of ideas on Native American art north of the Rio Grande and including the First Nations of Canada. Members include Native American artists and scholars, members of the academic community, museum professionals, writers, and others actively involved in the study of Native American art.
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