 | S'EDAV VA'AKI MUSEUM FOUNDATIONFormerly the Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park Located in Phoenix, Arizona, The S'edav Va'aki Museum Foundation is a non-profit organization that supports the S'edav Va'aki Museum |
The S'edav Va'aki Museum Foundation champions the mission of S'edav Va'aki Museum through advocacy and fundraising efforts and the support of their educational goals. Become a member today! |
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Save the Date! 47th Annual S'edav Va'aki Museum Indian MarkeT
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| INDIAN MARKET 2024: FEATURED ARTISTRichard Lomahinma Dawavendewa: Printmaker, Bookbinder This year’s featured artist for the market is Richard Dawavendewa (Hopi) who is a printmaker and bookbinder. Dawavendewa works primarily in printmaking forms of linoleum relief and serigraphy and strives to convey his inner artist mind and heart as it relates to his Hopi tribal culture. He also incorporates bookbinding with his print media to create artists’ books for an inclusive dynamic mix of the two art forms. His clan is Pikyaswungwa: Side Corn clan, from the village of Moenkopi, AZ; acknowledged by his signature design: acorn stalk surrounded by clouds. Although I have received awards for my work, I do not show my work to win,” said Dawavendewa. “I show so that people can see, appreciate and understand my inner feelings as it pertains to my inner person as a Hopi. Read On. |
Support the S'edav Va'aki Museum FoundationAnnual membership is an easy way to show your support, or you can make a donation to our secure site today. Our Commemorative Brick Program permanently memorializes individuals and groups on the patio leading into the museum. |
Plan your visitLOCATION4619 E. Washington St. CONTACT INFORMATIONPhone: (602) 495-0901 PARKINGParking is available on the North-West corner of the grounds and is free to paying visitors. ADA accessible parking is available. |
About Us
The S’edav Va’aki Museum Foundation (formerly the Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum) was incorporated in February 1981 to serve as an advisory group for the Museum.
| What's in our NameIn March of 2023, the Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department voted unanimously to change the name of Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park to S'edav Va'aki Museum, declaring that this site and the entirety of central Arizona is the ancestral home of the O'Odham people (Salt River, Gila River, Ak-Chin Indian Communities and the Tohono O'odham Nation) who are Federally recognized tribes in Arizona. | TOP STORYS'edav Va'aki Museum named as #1 in the ten best museums in Phoenix by AZBIGMEDIA. Read About it here. |
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