| “Seeing the Invisible: Landscape Archaeology in Phoenix” | https://www.phoenix.gov/calendar/parks/4051 | “Seeing the Invisible: Landscape Archaeology in Phoenix” | Changing Gallery - Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park | 8/3/2021 4:00:00 PM | 8/20/2022 11:30:00 PM | | GP0|#5a6a607d-8eed-4a8d-826c-3328d59cefd0;L0|#05a6a607d-8eed-4a8d-826c-3328d59cefd0|Parks and Recreation;GTSet|#517b07ab-dd83-4937-994c-c703834583f1;GPP|#c91454cd-5b28-4d66-bc01-17d32298aa9b | Exhibit “Seeing the Invisible Landscape Archaeology in Phoenix", will be on view in the Changing Gallery from August 3, 2021 – August 20, 2022. Learn about the non-destructive technologies that archaeologists use to show how a landscape has changed over time. Project leader Dr. Emily Fioccoprile uses a RTI Reflectance Transformation Imaging to record a flat petroglyph panel. They take many photos of the same part of the panel, moving the flash so that it illuminates the petroglyphs from different angles. They use a meter stick to aim the flash at the same spot in each photo. The meter stick never touches the petroglyphs. The exhibit presents a case study of work done by Dr. Emily Fioccoprile, Dr. Matt Peeples, including colleagues at Arizona State University's Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve in north Phoenix. Support for this exhibit was provided by the Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum and the Center for Archaeology and Society in the School of Human Evolution and Social Change at Arizona State University. | | | | | |
| "Ribellé: A Love Story to the Sonoran Desert" | https://www.phoenix.gov/calendar/parks/3992 | "Ribellé: A Love Story to the Sonoran Desert" | Community Room - Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park | 10/15/2021 4:00:00 PM | 5/15/2022 11:30:00 PM | | GP0|#5a6a607d-8eed-4a8d-826c-3328d59cefd0;L0|#05a6a607d-8eed-4a8d-826c-3328d59cefd0|Parks and Recreation;GTSet|#517b07ab-dd83-4937-994c-c703834583f1;GPP|#c91454cd-5b28-4d66-bc01-17d32298aa9b | Opening October 15th, “Ribellé A Love Letter to the Sonoran Desert” will be on display in the Community Gallery from October 15 - May 2022 Remington Reble, a sustainable fashion designer and recent graduate of Arizona State University Fashion program, reveals his love and passion for the Sonoran Desert in an innovative exhibit featuring his fashion designs and handcrafted accessories made from sustainable cactus leather. Reble’s affinity for the beautiful and unique Sonoran Desert as his inspiration is clear to all. He strives to create unique and Avant Garde alternative leather accessories that are completely hand-stitched in-house. Through his work, he aims to showcase how innovative materials and slow fashion are essential tools in the fashion industry’s fight against climate change. | | | | | |
| 15th Annual Navajo Rug & American Indian Art Auction | https://www.phoenix.gov/calendar/parks/4188 | 15th Annual Navajo Rug & American Indian Art Auction | Pueblo Grande Musuem | 1/22/2022 5:00:00 PM | 1/23/2022 12:00:00 AM | | GP0|#5a6a607d-8eed-4a8d-826c-3328d59cefd0;L0|#05a6a607d-8eed-4a8d-826c-3328d59cefd0|Parks and Recreation;GTSet|#517b07ab-dd83-4937-994c-c703834583f1;GPP|#c91454cd-5b28-4d66-bc01-17d32298aa9b | This long awaited event is brought to you by the Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum and Burnham Auctioneers! Previews begin at 10 am, the auction item viewing will be held in the Museum Community Room, mask and social distancing requirements are mandatory and will be monitored. The Live Auction will be held outside on the Community Room Patio from Noon to 500 PM. Due to COVID concerns, no food will be available at the auction. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Friends of Pueblo Grande Museum, a non-profit organization that helps support pueblo Grande Museum. Thank you to the Friends of Grande Museum and to Burnham Auctioneers! We cannot wait to see you there! | | | | | No |
