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This landmark exhibit addresses the ways American Indians, specifically women in the Great Lakes region, visually address the complexities of being Indian in the modern world. It is a cross-section of the multiple ways in which individuals express their identities as women artists, American Indians, and members of native communities. The exhibit features the work of 20 women working in a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, basket making, and beadwork. Availability Fees Contact |
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hosted by Matrix at Michigan State University.
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