Outcropping: Indigenous Art Now
Feb 04, 2022 - Apr 09, 2022
OUTCROPPING - Indigenous Art Now, a multimedia exhibition, celebrates contemporary Shinnecock artists along with Indigenous artists from an array of unique sovereign nations throughout the United States. The exhibition will address Native issues across the county, highlighting shared and individual triumphs and struggles. The title 'Outcropping' refers to Shinnecock's translation into English as 'People of the Stony Shore' and Shinnecock's long connection to this land.
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OUTCROPPING - Indigenous Art Now, a multimedia exhibition, celebrates contemporary Shinnecock artists along with Indigenous artists from an array of unique sovereign nations throughout the United States. The exhibition will address Native issues across the county, highlighting shared and individual triumphs and struggles. The title 'Outcropping' refers to Shinnecock's translation into English as 'People of the Stony Shore' and Shinnecock's long connection to this land.
Artists on show
- Alex Jacobs-Blum
- Beth Hazen
- Cannupa Hanska Luger
- Cara Romero
- Chaz John
- David Bunn Martine
- Denise Silva-Dennis
- Dennis Redmoon Darkeem
- Ehren Kee Natay
- Elisa Harkins
- Ella Mahoney
- Eric Roddy
- Gloria Smith
- Greg Ballenger
- Haley Greenfeather English
- Herbert Randall
- Ian Kuali'i
- Jaida Grey Eagle
- Jamie R. John
- Jay Laxton
- Jenny Irene Miller
- Jeremy Dennis
- Joe Don Brave
- Kaysha Haile
- Kelly Dennis
- Kevin Umana
- Krystyna Printup
- Leeanna Chipana
- Leilani Badamo
- Lisa Bowen
- Marcus Xavier Chormicle
- Margaret Jacobs
- Matt Ballard
- Matthew Kirk
- Megan McDermott
- Michael Billie
- Mona Cliff
- Nathaniel Cummings-Lambert
- Renelle White Buffalo
- Richard Mayhew
- Selena Coverdale
- Shane Weeks
- Shelley Niro
- Skawennati
- Suzanne Kite
- Tecumseh Ceaser
- Tohanash Tarrant
- Tricia Rainwater
- Vanessa Dion Fletcher
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