Art & Artists

Join artist-in-residence, Natasha Marin, as she creates a masquerade (physical representation of spirits or ancestors) sculpture exploring displacement, and belonging. 

Join artist-in-residence, Natasha Marin, as she creates a masquerade (physical representation of spirits or ancestors) sculpture exploring displacement, and belonging. 

The Burke Museum is excited to announce grant applications are open for Native artists to visit the museum’s cultural collections. 

This talk considers the complexities of the New Deal program and highlights several poles restored by the Civilian Conservation Corps.

A free webinar on the state of contemporary Native art and the issues involved in ethical curation.

Makah artist Alexander Swiftwater McCarty will discuss how the Ozette village artifacts influence his work as a contemporary Native artist and carver.

A panel discussion featuring Kathryn Bunn-Marcuse, Curator of Northwest Native Art at the Burke Museum, in conversation with Tlingit artist and co-curator of the Northwest Native Art Gallery Alison Bremner and Karen Duffek, Curator of Contemporary Visual Arts & Pacific Northwest at the Museum

Join Tony A. (naschio) Johnson (Chinook) as he tells the stories represented in his art installation, Guests from the Great River.

Virtual all-ages program for families