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Native Art Shines at NYC Poster House
4 Oct
Summary
- Exhibition features Native American and Indigenous poster art.
- Showcases over 60 tribes and nations' creative works.
- Art spans two centuries, running until February 2027.
New York's Poster House is currently hosting an exhibition that illuminates the history of Native graphic art. Titled 'Designed to Be Red: Native American & Indigenous Poster Works,' the exhibition places Indigenous creators at the forefront. Curated by Brian Johnson of the Monacan Indian Nation, the collection demonstrates the broad scope of Indigenous artistic talent. It features works representing more than 60 tribes and nations, challenging the notion of Native Americans solely as subjects of art. This impressive display of creativity spans an incredible two centuries. The exhibition will remain open for viewing until February 2027, offering ample time for the public to engage with this important cultural heritage.
