Land Acknowledgment 

Shimoshi NM is located on unceded sovereign lands of the Tewa people – specifically, the O’gah’poh geh Owingeh (White Shell, Water Place). 

We commit to promoting the legacies of this and the other American Southwest Pueblo Nations. As such, Shimoshi NM actively seeks to unextractively collaborate with Indigenous thinkers and creators who wish to advance Indigenous Futures.

We especially strive to integrate “Seven Generations” concepts as a way of knowing that considers slipstream timescapes and responsible intention. 

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For example, consider the fascinating work and stories of Virgil Ortiz, among the important Indigenous Futures artists. 

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Here's the work of Mallery Quetawki, a Zuni translator of Western science in paintings.