Creating, Displaying, and Engaging with Indigenous Art: Dare Turner

Location: Onsite—Walters’ Graham Auditorium
Registration required. Limited capacity.

Curator, artist, and professor Darienne (Dare) Turner, an enrolled member of the Yurok Tribe of California, critically engages with Indigenous art and history in multiple ways. In this conversation with Ellen Hoobler, William B. Ziff, Jr. Associate Curator of the Arts of the Americas at the Walters Art Museum, Turner will discuss her work as curator of Indigenous art at the Baltimore Museum of Art, her leadership in developing land acknowledgments, and her artistic practice, which seeks to decolonize graphic design. Following the conversation, there will be a Q&A session with the audience. This program was developed in observance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day.