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Public Reception and Tooveep Exhibition Scheduled for Oct. 16

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A public reception at the Southern Utah Museum of Art will feature a performance by the Youth Program and an art talk by Fawn Douglas. The Tooveep exhibition will showcase works from regional and nationally renowned artists.

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  • A public reception will be held at the Southern Utah Museum of Art from 6-8 p.m. on Oct. 16.
  • The event features a Youth Program performance and an art talk by Fawn Douglas.
  • The Tooveep exhibition includes works from regional Southwest and Great Basin artists and the Gochman Family Collection.
  • The exhibition explores Indigenous perspectives on the land through various media including weaving and basketry.

A public reception is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 16, at the Southern Utah Museum of Art. The event will include a performance by the Youth Program and an art talk by Fawn Douglas.

Curated by Fawn Douglas, a Las Vegas Paiute artist, activist, and founder of Nuwu Art, the Tooveep exhibition will be held at the Southern Utah Museum of Art in Cedar City. The exhibition will feature work from emerging and established regional artists from the Southwest and Great Basin alongside artworks from the Gochman Family Collection.

The selected pieces aim to provide a visual representation of the land and its first peoples to facilitate a deeper understanding of American history through contemporary Indigenous perspectives. The exhibition will include painting, weaving, basketry, and mixed media to reflect the cultural ties of Indigenous people.

The reception is scheduled to take place from 6-8 p.m.

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