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    EVENTS

    Jul 21, 2020 3 minutes
    —Michele Powers Glaze

    Through August 16

    Quiet Storms

    Using a palette of strong, bold, and simple colors, Diné artist Gil Scott depicts high Southwest desert landscapes, Native baskets, traditional Navajo homes known as hogans, and other subjects that reflect his culture. His work is strongly influenced by Navajo women’s weaving. The Amerind Museum, Dragoon, Arizona, 520.586.3666, amerind.org

    August 1 – September 20

    Hold Your Horses! Invitational Exhibition

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