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The evolving story of beadwork comes alive at this exhibit

Experience “Radical Stitch” at the Eiteljorg Museum now through early August.

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This exhibit is an invitation to experience bead art like never before — and to see how Native American artists are redefining its place in today’s world.

Photos courtesy of Eiteljorg Museum

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Discover the art, power, and beauty of beadwork at the Eiteljorg Museum’s newest exhibition, “Radical Stitch,” open now through August 4. This one-of-a-kind experience is the only US showing of the acclaimed exhibit, and it features 100+ stunning pieces by Native American artists from the US and Canada.

“Radical Stitch” isn’t just about beads — it’s about the stories they tell.

The exhibit celebrates beadwork as a vibrant, contemporary form of artistic expression that bridges tradition and innovation. Visitors will see intricate designs, bold statements, and cultural narratives come to life through color, texture, and craftsmanship throughout the exhibit.

From timeless techniques to cutting-edge creations, these works reflect resilience, creativity, and cultural pride. This exhibition showcases the evolving art of beadwork, demonstrating how it connects past and present while pushing artistic boundaries and redefining what bead art can be.

Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to experience beadwork in a whole new light — only at the Eiteljorg.

Things to know if you go:

  • Experience: “Radical Stitch” at the Eiteljorg Museum
  • Price: Exhibit is included with the cost of museum admission
  • Address: 500 West Washington St., Indianapolis, IN 46204
  • Hours: Monday–Saturday: 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sunday: Noon–5 p.m.
  • Social: Facebook | Instagram | YouTube

Get a sneak peek of “Radical Stitch.”

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