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Anti-Uranium Mapping Project
Exhibitions
October 12 - April 5, 2025
Essential Elements: Art, Environment, and Indigenous Futures
Selected Group Exhibition
- Leah Mata Fragua
- Michael Namingha
- Shayla Blatchford
- Mallery Quetawki
- Tony Abeyta
- Rowan Harrison
- Bob Haozous
- Cannupa Hanska Luger
Museum of Indian Arts and Culture - Santa Fe, NM
August 2025
CENTER Santa Fe - Santa Fe, NM
November 2024
A Thousand Beautiful Lies
Selected Group Exhibition
- Shayla Blatchford
- Abbey Hepner
- Bootsy Holler
- Kei Ito
- Patrick Nagatani
- Will Wilson
Center for Fine Art Photography - Fort Collins, CO
September 2024
Anti-Uranium Mapping Project
Solo Exhibition
- Architecture and Planning Department
University of New Mexico - Albuquerque, NM
July 2024
Anti-Uranium Mapping Project
Solo Presentation Booth
- Art Santa Fe
Santa Fe Convention Center - Santa Fe, NM
January - June 2024
Anti-Uranium Mapping Project
Two Person Group Exhibition
Turchin Center for the Visual Arts, Appalachian State University - Boone, NC
Lectures, Presentations, Workshops
September 23, 2025
Photography, Activism, and Representation in Nuclear-Impacted Communities
Online panel with Leona Morgan and Will Wilson
- Panel Discussion
- Public Zoom Meeting
Hosted by the Atomic Photographers Guild
May 14, 2025
Identity Project Workshop with Native American Student Services
- Artist Talk
- Counter Mapping Identity Workshop
Capital High School - Santa Fe, NM
May 7, 2025
Identity Project Workshop with Native American Student Services
- Artist Talk
- Counter Mapping Identity Workshop
Santa Fe High School - Santa Fe, NM
May 1, 2025
the bomb Symposium
Artist Panel
- Shayla Blatchford
- Eric Garcia
- Alicia Romero
- Mallery Quetawki
Zimmerman Library, University of New Mexico - Albuquerque, NM
January 16, 2025
A Thousand Beautiful Lies
Online panel with artists from group exhibition
- Shayla Blatchford
- Abbey Hepner
- Bootsy Holler
- Kei Ito
Center for Fine Art Photography - Fort Collins, CO
December 5, 2024
A Thousand Beautiful Lies
Atomic Legacy on the Navajo Nation - Online panel
- Shayla Blatchford
- Dr. Phillida A. Charley
Center for Fine Art Photography - Fort Collins, CO
December 4, 2024
Master Class: Insights
Selected Group Exhibition
- Artist Talk
- Panel Discussion
- Public Zoom Meeting
New Mexico Museum of Art - Santa Fe, NM
November 18, 2024
Performance Studies Working Group - Eco-Somatics and Bio-Performativity with The Anti-Uranium Mapping Project
- Artist Presentation
Yale University - New Haven, CT
September 18, 2024
The New Mexico Museum of Art and gallupARTS present, in collaboration with UNM-Gallup, Photography Master Class, with The Anti-Uranium Mapping Project
- Artist Presentation
Gallup Arts and the University of New Mexico - Gallup, NM
September 11, 2024
Anti-Uranium Mapping Project
Solo Exhibition
- Counter Mapping Demo
University of New Mexico, Architecture and Planning Department - Albuquerque, NM
July 12 -14, 2024
Anti-Uranium Mapping Project
Solo Presentation Booth
- Informative/educational booth
Art Santa Fe, Santa Fe Convention Center - Santa Fe, NM
March 1-4, 2024
Anti-Uranium Mapping Project
Guest Lecture
- Photography Lecture
- Project Presentation
- Artist Talk
Turchin Center for the Visual Arts, Appalachian State University - Boone, NC
Awards/Grants/Fellowships
January 2025
Creative Capital Award
Technology Grant
Creative Capital Foundation
September 2024
Anonymous Was A Woman
Environmental Art Grants
New York Foundation of the Arts
October 2023
IEN-WMAN Mining Mini-Grant
Indigenous Environmental Network, Western Mining Action Network
Publications
Articles/Interviews
March 15, 2025
Our focus today is Land and Water Protection. Native American Indigenous People have long believed that we should be thinking of the Generations to come and of our Ancestors who came before us. Today we will be hearing Native American Indigenous Women from across the United States. They each will be sharing their concerns about how we are treating Mother Earth and what we can do Together to protect Her.
Part 1 of this 2 part series profiles Native Women that are Walking, Praying, and Educating their communities on the realities of living in the Nuclear Fuel Chain.
Listen to the women that are fighting the uranium contamination on their lands from where it is taken out of the ground in the southwest to where it is stored in the east.
Then travel to the Bay Area where it is used at Livermore labs in California at the risk to the local community.
Then the work that is being done to stop nuclear weapons by the international community at the UN.
94.1 KPFA Radio