Judy Newland is faculty associate in museum anthropology and Barrett Honors Faculty at Arizona State University She serves as the Director, Exhibition Innovation Lab for the ASU Museum of Anthropology. She has worked in the museum field for over fifteen years at a variety of university museums. She teaches graduate seminars in Exhibit Design and Development, Museums and Communities, Museums and Popular Culture and textile history. Judy received advanced degrees from at the University of Colorado-Boulder (MS Museum Studies/Anthropology, 2000) and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (MA Textile History, 2007). She is a practicing tapestry weaver and her research includes archaeological textile fieldwork in Peru and indigo dye processes and cultural practices around the world. She has a special interest in weaving in the Southwest.
