September 1

Christopher Shaw explores the spiritual bridge between notions of design and processes of divination. Shaw presents us with minimalist works in clay and urges us to consider how objects carry the seeds of culture. Individual and assembled ceramic sculpture join vessel forms in the artist’s latest body of work.

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September 1

Inspired by Black women transcending historical, societal, racial and economic challenges in America, this exhibition is artist Hiawatha D.’s homage to the resilience, power and beauty of Black women and Black women history-makers.

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November 20 @ 7:00 pm

"Social Capital and Collective Economics" is the topic of discussion for October. This will be a moderated conversation that includes the voices of performing artists, spiritual and body workers, writers, authors and more from across the northwest. Free & open to the public! Presented in partnership with the University of Washington's School of Social Work.

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November 22 @ 7:00 pm

NAAM's "Let Us Tell It" film series centers the narratives of Black women and their families, both blood and chosen, through film.  October's feature film is "Set It Off".  Free and open to the public! 

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November 28

Now is the time to join the NAAMily as you prepare to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with your family!

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December 1 @ 2:00 pm

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