
OPEN
THURSDAY - SUNDAY 12-6PM
367 E 10TH ST
EAST VILLAGE, NEW YORK 10009
Your Relatives in NYC
Relative Arts is a brick-and-mortar community space, open studio, and shop that showcases contemporary Indigenous fashion and design in NYC’s East Village. Our mission is to provide a peer-run space that fosters the advancement of Indigenous futurism through collaboration, celebration, and education. We are Indigenous owned and operated by Korina Emmerich (Puyallup) and Liana Shewey (Mvskoke).
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DECOLONIZE
YOUR CLOTHING
30% of the proceeds of our
I <3 Lenapehoking tees go directly to the
Munsee Delaware (Lenape) Language and History Group, working on language revitalization and reinvigoration!
We are so honored to live, work and, create on the traditional homelands of the Lenape, and work to acknowledge the land we reside on.


VISIT US AT THE MOMA
In the Creativity Lab: Weaving Together invites you to explore how the art of weaving links generations, traditions, and materials across time through hands-on activities, a resource library, archival materials, and public programs. Weaving Together is a collaboration between creative studio Weaving Hand, artist Cynthia Alberto, and arts incubator Relative Arts. It was developed in conjunction with the exhibition Woven Histories: Textiles and Modern Abstraction.
JOIN US FOR A PANEL AT THE MOMA:
WEAVING TOGETHER:
ON ART & COMMUNITY WITH RELATIVE ARTS
The discussion will highlight how these urban-based Indigenous creatives use tradition, social impact, and artistic expression to uplift and connect their communities. Featured panelists include Korina Emmerich, Liana Shewey, Jeremy Dennis, Sutton King, and Patricia Tarrant.




