“What a compelling and timely installation and storytelling, with such direct connections across past, present, and future.”
— Christine M. Delucia, Associate Professor of History, Williams College and author of Memory Lands: King Philip's War and the Place of Violence in the Northeast.

DECEMBER 3rd NATIVE ARTIST EVENT

New Exhibit: “Revolution to Reclamation: Freedom through Indigenous Sovereignty”

What does freedom mean - and who was it meant for?

Revolution to Reclamation centers on Indigenous voices and perspectives to reframe America’s 250th anniversary with clarity and depth. This exhibition moves beyond Revolution-era commemoration to connect past and present through land, freedom, responsibility, and enduring Indigenous presence. Returning visitors will scarcely recognize the completely reimagined space.