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Posted @withregram • @dorskymuseum Please join u

Posted @withregram • @dorskymuseum Please join us for a presentation on the artistic legacy of Ben Wigfall and his pioneering contributions to the field of community-based artistry within his project Community Village. Discover the enduring impact of Wigfall’s ethos and artistic practice and contributions to the local landscape of Arts and Culture in Kingston, the Hudson Valley, and SUNY New Paltz.

Sunday February 25, 2024 2 – 5 pm
Lecture Center 100, SUNY New Paltz
Hosted by SUNY New Paltz, Soul Reflections, and the Margaret Wade Lewis Center

#benwigfall #communicationvillage #kingstonny #sunynewpaltz #soulreflections #margaretwadelewiscenter #thedorsky

Dawn Ruhren '23 President’s Award recipient and

Dawn Ruhren '23 President’s Award recipient and a 2023 Outstanding Graduate in Early Childhood Education, with an Art History Concentration and a minor in Studio Art.
Now working at the Brookyn Museum!

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Posted @withregram • @np_aha Thank you all for s

Posted @withregram • @np_aha Thank you all for such a wonderful turnout for our first lecture in the AHA’s Spring 2024 lecture series! The Art History Association would like to welcome our next speaker, which is the curator of Native American Art at the Indianapolis Eiteljorg Museum, Doreen Red Cloud for a lecture, "What is an Eiteljorg? A Curatorial Approach to Native American Art in a Midwestern Museum," on February 12, 2024 at 7PM over Zoom!

Dorene Red Cloud is an enrolled citizen of the Oglala Sioux Tribe. She received her Master of Arts in American Indian Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ceramics at the University of Michigan, and Associate of Fine Arts in Museum Studies at the Institute of American Indian Arts. Red Cloud worked at the National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution as a Repatriation Research Specialist from 1999-2003. After a number of years spent working outside the museum field, she joined the Eiteljorg Museum as assistant curator of Native American art in October 2016 but since July 2022, she is the curator of Native American art. Originally, from Chicago, IL, Red Cloud currently resides in Indianapolis, IN, and when not working, she is either creating a new art piece or pursuing mid-century treasure hunts at a local yard sale or antique store.

You can register for this event using the QR code on the flyer (which will be circulated throughout the SUNY New Paltz campus!) or soon through the linktree in our bio!

For any questions, please email heuerk@newpaltz.edu

We hope to see you next Monday at 7PM! :)
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Check out student research from Professor Heuer's

Check out student research from Professor Heuer's Fall 23 Art of Ancient Rome class in the exhibition, "Rome Beyond Rome" at @sunynplibrary 's exhibition space, held over until February 19th!

Students investigated the far-flung provinces of the Roman Empire!

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Heartfelt thanks to Dr. Kathryn Bunn-Marcuse of th

Heartfelt thanks to Dr. Kathryn Bunn-Marcuse of the University of Washington for her thoroughly informative, multimedia talk, focusing on the regalia of the Kwakwa̱ka̱’wakw people. She generated tons of interest in Indigenous art in our New Paltz community. Wow!

Dr. Bunn-Marcuse shared the news that she has recently published an article, Manifesting Rights on Cloth: Regalia and Relations on the Northwest Coast, in Arts magazine, which is related to tonight's talk.

Check out the article link in our bio, or copy and paste this url https://www.mdpi.com/2076-0752/12/5/216

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Liv Martinez, Events Coordinator of @np_aha !!
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HAPPENING AT 7:00 pm TONIGHT Go to the Link in our

HAPPENING AT 7:00 pm TONIGHT
Go to the Link in our Bio to register!
See you later!

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