Hand Drum Workshop with Artist in Residence David Martin

This workshop ticket includes a make-and-take hand drum, as well as parking in our underground parking garage. This ticket does not include museum admission. Admission can be pre-purchased online (https://eiteljorg.org/visit/tickets-discounts/)or at the door, but it is not a requirement for this workshop.

David Martin is a Pokagon Band Potawatomi living in South Bend, IN. Born in 1973, he was raised in a traditional Native American home. He started dancing and singing at powwows in his preteen years, traveling across the country with his family’s drum group, White Thunder, now called Ribbon Town. His interest in art started as soon as he was able to hold a pencil, and was encouraged by family and mentors to pursue his art. In 1996, he was introduced to tattooing, and it allowed him an income in an art-based business while working on his painting skills. Today, he enjoys oil painting as modern contemporary Native American artist. David focuses on how his art will affect his culture positively and honor and respect Potawatomi culture and spirituality from the past without re-enacting it.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Eiteljorg Museum, 500 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, United States