New photo exhibition featuring indigenous people set to open May 1 at Athol Public Library
Left: Denise Sundown, Sheldon Sundown, Sophia Sundown. Photo/Sara K. Lyons
Chimaway Lopez (Chumash); Amherst College Sanctuary Trail Pond, Amherst. This is one of the photos by artist Sara K. Lyons that will be on view at the Athol Public Library for the month of May featuring portraits of indigenous people who live and work in our region. Photo/Sara K. Lyons Staff Writer
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ATHOL A photography exhibition featuring portraits of Indigenous people who live and work in our region is set to open at the Athol Public Library, 568 Main St., on May 1. “Vital.Vibrant.Visible: Local Indigenous Identity Through Portraiture” was conceived by curator Rhonda Anderson to counteract the spread of inaccurate stereotypes in response to recent debate over the rebranding of local sports mascots.
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