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SUMMARY:Drop-In Tours: Honoring Native Voices in Art: Homelands: Mnë’ná
 nak\, Māēnāēwah\, Tešišik
LOCATION:Milwaukee Art Museum\, 700 N. Art Museum Drive\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 
 53202\, United States
DESCRIPTION:In this docent-led tour\, explore artworks by contemporary arti
 sts representing many tribal affiliations\, who are reshaping the narrativ
 es about American land and identity. Presented near historical Anglo-Ameri
 can paintings\, these works offer insight into Native perspectives on ster
 eotypes\, beliefs\, and themes circulated by 19th-century artists. More im
 portantly\, they depict Indigenous art\, culture\, and traditions in Wisco
 nsin and beyond as they have always been: vibrant\, enduring\, and thrivin
 g. \nFeatured artworks include Landscape (1986) by celebrated Ojibwe artis
 t George Morrison\, a monumental twelve-foot wood collage on a limited-tim
 e loan from Art Bridges\, and Feather Canoe (ca. 1993) by Ho-Chunk America
 n and Wisconsin-native artist Truman Lowe. \nThis drop-in experience is in
 cluded with Museum admission and is free for Members. Admission tickets ar
 e available at the door or online. \nFeatured artworks are subject to chan
 ge due to conservation and Collection care.
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