Burnished: NMWA's Pueblo Pottery

About the Exhibition

Titled 'Burnished: Pueblo Pottery at NMWA,' this exhibition is an art show centered on traditional pottery of the Pueblo peoples. It was organized to shed light on the sophistication and cultural value of Pueblo art. The main artists worked in the Pueblo region, with signature works including pottery in the Tewa and Hopi styles. The exhibition includes works from the late 19th through the mid-20th century, presenting more than 30 works in total. Visitors can experience the distinctive design and technique of Pueblo art, and the 'Pueblo Clay' series works placed at the center of the exhibition especially draw attention.