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Out of tradition

Explore the ways in which traditions are passed down and morph over time by examining contemporary Native American art and experiences.
22 Feb 2019
by SCM Staff
Arts

Explore the ways in which traditions are passed down and morph over time by examining contemporary Native American art and experiences on campus at the de Saisset Museum through June 15, 2019.  Here’s a preview of what you’ll see: 

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