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Exhibition features 10 prints and one painting from Fritz Scholder s revolutionary Indian series Fritz Scholder, Dancers at Zuni, 1978. Lithograph, 22 1/2 x 30 in. Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Bequest of Carl I. Singer, 2021.001 © Estate of Fritz Scholder. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA .- A new exhibition, “Fritz Scholder: Beyond Stereotypes,” opened May 15 at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. The exhibition features 10 prints and one painting from Scholder’s revolutionary “Indian” series, illustrating Scholder’s radical imagery of modern-day Indigenous life. The exhibition will be open on the Museum’s second floor through Nov. 7. “Through his paintings and prints, Scholder challenged the popular stereotypical depictions of Native Americans within the world of fine art,” said exhibition curator Catherine Shotick. “The stereotypical depictions, which often cast Indigenous subjects as uncivilized, tragic or a mere curiosity, helped justify the genocide, forced relocations

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