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SUMMARY:The Land You Stand On: Curatorial Tour
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a curator-led tour of The Land You Stand On\, an exhibition that brings together Native and Indigenous artists.\n\nDate: Saturday\, November 21\nTime: 11 am\nRegistration: Free\, Register through Eventbrite.\n\nIn recognition of Native American Heritage Month\, join us a tour of The Land You Stand On with guest Curator Brooke Waldron. This exhibition brings together Native and Indigenous artists whose works collectively address themes of visibility\, belonging\, land\, identity\, memory\, and self-representation. As a whole\, the exhibition reflects the lived experiences and artistic expression of Indigenous communities while drawing attention to the historic underrepresentation of Native and Indigenous artists within museums\, galleries\, and the broader art sector.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join us for a curator-led tour of The Land You Stand On\, an exhibition that brings together Native and Indigenous artists.\n\nDate: Saturday\, November 21\nTime: 11 am\nRegistration: Free\, Register through Eventbrite.\n\nIn recognition of Native American Heritage Month\, join us a tour of The Land You Stand On with guest Curator Brooke Waldron. This exhibition brings together Native and Indigenous artists whose works collectively address themes of visibility\, belonging\, land\, identity\, memory\, and self-representation. As a whole\, the exhibition reflects the lived experiences and artistic expression of Indigenous communities while drawing attention to the historic underrepresentation of Native and Indigenous artists within museums\, galleries\, and the broader art sector.
LOCATION:625 Williams Street NEW LONDON CT 06320-4130
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URL:https://info.chamberect.com/events/Details/the-land-you-stand-on-curatorial-tour-1939621?sourceTypeId=Hub
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