Through Her Eyes
This powerful new exhibition features Indigenous women artists whose work celebrates identity, tradition, and creative resilience. From painting and beadwork to photography and textiles, these extraordinary works offer a glimpse into the world through each artist’s unique perspective.
Brown Bag Bead Lounge
Tuesday, July 22, 2025 | 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Join us for a free, come-and-go beading workshop led by Comanche artist Cynthia Masterson. Participants will learn about the Czech glass bead tradition and create a stretch bracelet to take home. Cynthia will also share insights into Comanche beadwork styles and the history of beads used in powwow regalia, ceremonial items, jewelry, and more.
This beginner-friendly project takes just 15–20 minutes and is open to all ages.
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