Community, Creativity, and Continuity
Community, Creativity, and Continuity: Native American Art in Everyday Life
April 29 - August 23, 2025
The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations.
Class: 4813/5813 Museum Exhibition Class
Reception | May 1, 2025, 5-7 PM, Remarks at 5:30pm
Curators
Student Curators | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath,, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea
Faculty Curators
Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD | Associate Dean for Personnel and Faculty Development, College of Arts and Sciences, Professor of Art History
Karen Greenwalt , PhD | Assistant Professor of Art History
Guest Curator | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd
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