On Saturday, May 24, at 4 p.m., Jaime T. Herrell, an independent curator and education program developer, will examine the intersection of her curatorial work and the themes of resistance, witnessing and reclaiming space that are alive and vibrant in “Eternal Testament,” the exhibition currently on view at The Church. Herrell will take a deeper dive into a few works — Natalie Ball’s “You Usually Bury the Head in the Woods Trophy Head,” James Luna’s “Take a Picture With a Real Indian,” Marie Watt’s “Placeholder (Horizon)” and Cara Romero’s “Last Indian Market.” Following the in-depth look at the works, Herrell ...
8 May 2025 by Staff Writer
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