9|9 Native South placed contemporary Indigenous identity at the centre of a regional museum
Painting, sculpture and beadwork by Native artists from North Carolina challenged stereotypes and carried lived experience into public view.
Painting, sculpture and beadwork by Native artists from North Carolina challenged stereotypes and carried lived experience into public view.
Painting, print, ceramics, textiles, jewellery and photography filled the Ilkley gallery while tubes of paint became subjects in a related shop display.
Photography, sculpture, graphic narrative and archival material examined flooded cities, shrinking farmland and disappearing species at DakshinaChitra.
