BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankiš aapiikahkia eehkwaatamenki' X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850152377 DTSTART:20200128T150000Z DTEND:20200128T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850152990 DTSTART:20200129T150000Z DTEND:20200129T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850154430 DTSTART:20200130T150000Z DTEND:20200130T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850156790 DTSTART:20200131T150000Z DTEND:20200131T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860076801 DTSTART:20200201T170000Z DTEND:20200201T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850158343 DTSTART:20200204T150000Z DTEND:20200204T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850159922 DTSTART:20200205T150000Z DTEND:20200205T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850161029 DTSTART:20200206T150000Z DTEND:20200206T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850163121 DTSTART:20200207T150000Z DTEND:20200207T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860078256 DTSTART:20200208T170000Z DTEND:20200208T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850163396 DTSTART:20200211T150000Z DTEND:20200211T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850166006 DTSTART:20200212T150000Z DTEND:20200212T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850167111 DTSTART:20200213T150000Z DTEND:20200213T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850167871 DTSTART:20200214T150000Z DTEND:20200214T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860079013 DTSTART:20200215T170000Z DTEND:20200215T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850170098 DTSTART:20200218T150000Z DTEND:20200218T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850171642 DTSTART:20200219T150000Z DTEND:20200219T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850174456 DTSTART:20200220T150000Z DTEND:20200220T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850176377 DTSTART:20200221T150000Z DTEND:20200221T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860079995 DTSTART:20200222T170000Z DTEND:20200222T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850178399 DTSTART:20200225T150000Z DTEND:20200225T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850179055 DTSTART:20200226T150000Z DTEND:20200226T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850181041 DTSTART:20200227T150000Z DTEND:20200227T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850182282 DTSTART:20200228T150000Z DTEND:20200228T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860081872 DTSTART:20200229T170000Z DTEND:20200229T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850183252 DTSTART:20200303T150000Z DTEND:20200303T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850185256 DTSTART:20200304T150000Z DTEND:20200304T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850186547 DTSTART:20200305T150000Z DTEND:20200305T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850188357 DTSTART:20200306T150000Z DTEND:20200306T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860082908 DTSTART:20200307T170000Z DTEND:20200307T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850189671 DTSTART:20200310T140000Z DTEND:20200310T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850190933 DTSTART:20200311T140000Z DTEND:20200311T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850192022 DTSTART:20200312T140000Z DTEND:20200312T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850194771 DTSTART:20200313T140000Z DTEND:20200313T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860084563 DTSTART:20200314T160000Z DTEND:20200314T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850195427 DTSTART:20200317T140000Z DTEND:20200317T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850197459 DTSTART:20200318T140000Z DTEND:20200318T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850198313 DTSTART:20200319T140000Z DTEND:20200319T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850200944 DTSTART:20200320T140000Z DTEND:20200320T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860084936 DTSTART:20200321T160000Z DTEND:20200321T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850202989 DTSTART:20200324T140000Z DTEND:20200324T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850203153 DTSTART:20200325T140000Z DTEND:20200325T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850205207 DTSTART:20200326T140000Z DTEND:20200326T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850206976 DTSTART:20200327T140000Z DTEND:20200327T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860087067 DTSTART:20200328T160000Z DTEND:20200328T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850208780 DTSTART:20200331T140000Z DTEND:20200331T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850210592 DTSTART:20200401T140000Z DTEND:20200401T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850212392 DTSTART:20200402T140000Z DTEND:20200402T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850213541 DTSTART:20200403T140000Z DTEND:20200403T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860088785 DTSTART:20200404T160000Z DTEND:20200404T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850216425 DTSTART:20200407T140000Z DTEND:20200407T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850217304 DTSTART:20200408T140000Z DTEND:20200408T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850217732 DTSTART:20200409T140000Z DTEND:20200409T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850219892 DTSTART:20200410T140000Z DTEND:20200410T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860089195 DTSTART:20200411T160000Z DTEND:20200411T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850222331 DTSTART:20200414T140000Z DTEND:20200414T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850223183 DTSTART:20200415T140000Z DTEND:20200415T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850225110 DTSTART:20200416T140000Z DTEND:20200416T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850225908 DTSTART:20200417T140000Z DTEND:20200417T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860090856 DTSTART:20200418T160000Z DTEND:20200418T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850228312 DTSTART:20200421T140000Z DTEND:20200421T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850229130 DTSTART:20200422T140000Z DTEND:20200422T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850231169 DTSTART:20200423T140000Z DTEND:20200423T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850233748 DTSTART:20200424T140000Z DTEND:20200424T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860091019 DTSTART:20200425T160000Z DTEND:20200425T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850234218 DTSTART:20200428T140000Z DTEND:20200428T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850235641 DTSTART:20200429T140000Z DTEND:20200429T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850237061 DTSTART:20200430T140000Z DTEND:20200430T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850238130 DTSTART:20200501T140000Z DTEND:20200501T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860092725 DTSTART:20200502T160000Z DTEND:20200502T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850240948 DTSTART:20200505T140000Z DTEND:20200505T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850242030 DTSTART:20200506T140000Z DTEND:20200506T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850244052 DTSTART:20200507T140000Z DTEND:20200507T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850244643 DTSTART:20200508T140000Z DTEND:20200508T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000641Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860094340 DTSTART:20200509T160000Z DTEND:20200509T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850246565 DTSTART:20200512T140000Z DTEND:20200512T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850247525 DTSTART:20200513T140000Z DTEND:20200513T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850249946 DTSTART:20200514T140000Z DTEND:20200514T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850250379 DTSTART:20200515T140000Z DTEND:20200515T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860095339 DTSTART:20200516T160000Z DTEND:20200516T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850253120 DTSTART:20200519T140000Z DTEND:20200519T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850253335 DTSTART:20200520T140000Z DTEND:20200520T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850254665 DTSTART:20200521T140000Z DTEND:20200521T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850257278 DTSTART:20200522T140000Z DTEND:20200522T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860096645 DTSTART:20200523T160000Z DTEND:20200523T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850258317 DTSTART:20200526T140000Z DTEND:20200526T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850259092 DTSTART:20200527T140000Z DTEND:20200527T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850261275 DTSTART:20200528T140000Z DTEND:20200528T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850261720 DTSTART:20200529T140000Z DTEND:20200529T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860097144 DTSTART:20200530T160000Z DTEND:20200530T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850264873 DTSTART:20200602T140000Z DTEND:20200602T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850266585 DTSTART:20200603T140000Z DTEND:20200603T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850269633 DTSTART:20200604T140000Z DTEND:20200604T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850269754 DTSTART:20200605T140000Z DTEND:20200605T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860098092 DTSTART:20200606T160000Z DTEND:20200606T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850272655 DTSTART:20200609T140000Z DTEND:20200609T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850274644 DTSTART:20200610T140000Z DTEND:20200610T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850275104 DTSTART:20200611T140000Z DTEND:20200611T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565850277248 DTSTART:20200612T140000Z DTEND:20200612T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T000642Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32565860100864 DTSTART:20200613T160000Z DTEND:20200613T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Galleries Temporarily Closed:\n\n“Myaamia Ribbonwork” provi des a historical context and background to the contemporary revival of rib bonwork among the Miami people. Myaamia ribbonwork is an artform based on the layering\, cutting\, folding and sewing of ribbons to produce beautifu l and complex geometric designs. Since time immemorial\, Myaamia ‘Miami Indian’ people have decorated their clothes and bodies using variations on these geometric patterns that are reflective of community traditions\, stories and beliefs. It is these geometric patterns that make Myaamia ribb onwork unique from the ribbonwork that is created by other Tribal groups.\ n\nMyaamia Ribbonwork is a community-curated exhibition developed in colla boration with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Tribal representatives include George Ironstrack and Kara Strass\, both staff at the Myaamia Center\, Mia mi University\; Julie Olds\, Cultural Resources Officer\, Miami Tribe of O klahoma\; and Scott Shoemaker\, Thomas G. & Susan C. Hoback Curator of Nat ive American Art\, History & Culture\, The Eiteljorg Museum of American In dians and Western Art\, Indianapolis\, Indiana\, who served as a consultan t to the project.\n\nThe exhibition corresponds with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Myaamia Project and is in conjunction with the 2020 Myaamiaki Conference at Miami University. GEO:39.500742;-84.72907 LOCATION:Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum\, Miami University Art Museum SUMMARY:Temporarily Closed: Exhibition: Myaamia Ribbonwork 'peepankišaapii kahkia eehkwaatamenki' URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/exhibition_myaamia_ribbonwor k_peepankisaapiikahkia_eehkwaatamenki CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR