04
May
2024
Exhibition Opening of "Native Prospects" at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site
We extend a warm invitation to join us in commemorating the grand opening of Native Prospects. Share laughter, stories, and a glass of wine in the company of cherished friends.
May 4-October 27 Experience "Native Prospects: Indigeneity and Landscape," a captivating exhibition that juxtaposes an Indigenous perspective on land with Thomas Cole's American landscape paintings. Curated by Scott Manning Stevens, PhD, this exhibition intertwines 19th-century paintings by Cole featuring Native figures with historic and culturally significant Indigenous works. Explore contemporary artworks by Indigenous artists Teresa Baker, Brandon Lazore, Truman T. Lowe, Alan Michelson, and Kay WalkingStick, offering diverse insights into the relationship between land and culture. Stevens, an Associate Professor at Syracuse University, brings his expertise as Director of the Native American and Indigenous Studies Program and Founding Director of the Center for Global Indigenous Cultures and Environmental Justice.
Curator's Talk at 2:30 PM
Opening Party 4-6 PM
Venue(s)
Thomas Cole National Historic Site
The Thomas Cole National Historic Site is the former home of Hudson River School of Art founder, Thomas Cole. Located in the village of Catskill, the house, called Cedar Grove, and Cole's studio are open for tours, events, and workshops throughout the year.
