Nov 08 Friday
The Museum's new feature exhibit celebrates 10 Iroquois/Haudenosaunee individuals whose creative expressions don't fit the expectations of Native American art. Each have chosen to make pioneering forays into areas of expression where Indigenous representation is rare to non-existent. Includes installation by Hannah Claus; photojournalistic images by Ian Maracle; video game by Waylon Wilson; metalwork by Margaret Jacobs; neo-burlesque dancer Lauren Jiles; guitars by Glenn Hill, Jr, and others.
The Museum's new feature exhibit celebrates 10 Iroquois/Haudenosaunee individuals whose creative expressions don't fit the expectations of Native American art. Each has chosen to make pioneering forays into areas of expression where Indigenous representation is rare to non-existent. Includes installation by Hannah Claus; photojournalistic images by Ian Maracle; video game by Waylon Wilson; metalwork by Margaret Jacobs; neo-burlesque dancer Lauren Jiles; guitars by Glenn Hill, Jr, and others.
Nov 09 Saturday
The Next Stage Gallery presents “Hannah Harvester: Landscapes,” on exhibit from August 17th through November 19th.
Hannah Harvester works in oils and soft pastels and is known both for her rural landscapes and sensitive portraits of children and families. She is also a teacher of drawing, pastel painting, and printmaking for adults and children.
The Next Stage Gallery is open to the public during scheduled performances in the theater and by appointment.
Emerging Artist Fellowship ExhibitionZeinab ManeshNicole HixonMatthew Gilbert