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Sheridan College will host a special artist talk with the artists and curator behind “Celebrating Complexities,” the current art exhibition at the Ucross Art Gallery. Four artists will gather for this presentation, which will begin at 11 am on Friday, May 3 in Kinnison Hall at the Whitney Center for
On April 24, Ucross announced that next week, on May 3, four Ucross Native American Fellows will travel from across the nation to engage with the Sheridan community in free events for students and the public.
The artists will discuss their work in “Celebrating Complexities,” the current exhibitio
The current exhibit at the Ucross Art Gallery “Celebrating Complexities,” is on view through May 17.
The exhibition features art by the 2022 and 2023 recipients of the Ucross Fellowship for Native American Visual Artists, including Gerald Clarke (Cahuilla Band of Indians) of Anza, California; Sav