Navajo Weaving and Digital Worlds with Marilou Schultz

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A new exhibit at the Hessel Museum of Art features the work of artist and educator, Marilou Schultz. Combining traditional Navajo weaving techniques to resemble digital technologies, Schultz's work has sought to reflect the historic efforts of Navajo women as part of our collective, technological futures. Schultz and exhibit curator, Candice Hopkins, offer more insight into the inspiration of "Replica of a Chip: The Weaving Technology of Marilou Schultz."

Work by Marilou Schultz: "Popular Chip" 2025, courtesy of the Gochman Family Collection

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