Artist and violinist Laura Ortman (White Mountain Apache) worked with our Conservation team to restring this traditional tsíi' edo'a'tl, or Apache fiddle, with horse hair. 🎻 This instrument was made by artist and musician Amos Gustina (Nnee (Apache)), who crafted it from the hollow stalk of an agave plant. Its Apache name translates to "the wood that sings." See it on view alongside Ortman's "My Soul Remainder" in Laura Ortman: Wood that Sings. 📍 On view now through Jan. 5 in the Contemporary