Best Aboriginal Art Gallery Chandler Near Me

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"History has repeatedly shown us art endures. We are only its stewards."

"When you are passionate about something you want to make that personal connection because that is what really matters in the end."

"I want my epitaph to say, ‘Eddie Basha, he was a good man, but a bad boy' and that’s how I want to be remembered."

"It was more than just collecting art. It was a reflection of who he was, how he lived, and the many facets of his personality and character."

It is a distinct pleasure to aid in the preservation of such a rich history and heritage.

4worldlovers: The Vision Gallery offers its Vision Kids Programs in a variety of media and all classes are taught by local professional artists. The classes are offered to the Phoenix metropolitan community free of charge to the participants, and are underwritten by individuals, corporations, and grant funding.

The Gallery at the Chandler Center for the Arts is curated by the Vision Gallery. Both galleries are non-profit art galleries managed by the Chandler Cultural Foundation and host six to eight exhibitions per year.

4worldlovers: We uplift indigenous design, art, and culture through pop-up events and retail. Cahokia is where self-determination and a solidarity economy intersect to support indigenous families.

Cahokia provides curated perspectives through art installations and gallery exhibits. Your art generates cultural memories of our social fabric.

Indigenous-led programming. Inclusive innovation. Exclusive marketplaces. Equitable environments. Exploratory practices. Respectful skill sharing. Holistic systems. Co-design approach. Rapid prototyping. Inter-culturally intelligent. Results-focused. Eco-driven. Autonomous collaboration. A safe cultural space. Meeting people where they are at.

4worldlovers: We cultivate prosperous communities rooted in arts and culture and engaged in conscious development.