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Jan 14, 2027 - Mar 06, 2027

Tooveep (The Land)

Presented by Southern Utah Museum of Art at Southern Utah Museum of Art Cedar City, UT

Tooveep (The Land) is an exhibition of contemporary Indigenous Art that will explore the intersection of identity, landscape, and storytelling through the work of Indigenous artists from the American Southwest and beyond. The title, derived from the Southern Paiute word Too-veep, meaning “the land,” reflects the enduring relationship between people and place. Curated by Fawn Douglas, a Las Vegas Paiute artist, activist, and founder of Nuwu Art, the exhibition will bring together the work of emerging and established regional artists from the Southwest and Great Basin with artworks by nationally renowned artists from the Gochman Family Collection. Together, the selected pieces offer a visual representation of “the land” and its first peoples, facilitating a deeper understanding of America’s history through contemporary Indigenous perspectives. Through painting, weaving, basketry, and mixed media, Tooveep reflects the strength, humor, and deep cultural ties of Indigenous people, presenting the land not as backdrop, but as collaborator and keeper of stories. Ms. Douglas’s curatorial approach is rooted in Indigenous storytelling, self-determination, and joy .“Seeing a smile on their faces, or a deep, loud laugh from an Auntie, is the driving force,” Douglas says. “I want to show work that reflects the heart of our Indigenous people.” As such, she has selected more than 20 artists that include many from the Southwest and Great Basin whose work she knows intimately, such as Avis Charley (Spirit Lake Dakota/Diné), and Jean LaMarr (Northern Paiute/Maidu), as well as other artists from the Gochman Family Collection, including Marie Watt (Seneca &…

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Jan 15, 2027 - Mar 06, 2027

Tooveep (The Land)

Presented by Southern Utah Museum of Art at Southern Utah Museum of Art Cedar City, UT

Tooveep (The Land) is an exhibition of contemporary Indigenous Art that will explore the intersection of identity, landscape, and storytelling through the work of Indigenous artists from the American Southwest and beyond. The title, derived from the Southern Paiute word Too-veep, meaning “the land,” reflects the enduring relationship between people and place. Curated by Fawn Douglas, a Las Vegas Paiute artist, activist, and founder of Nuwu Art, the exhibition will bring together the work of emerging and established regional artists from the Southwest and Great Basin with artworks by nationally renowned artists from the Gochman Family Collection. Together, the selected pieces offer a visual representation of “the land” and its first peoples, facilitating a deeper understanding of America’s history through contemporary Indigenous perspectives. Through painting, weaving, basketry, and mixed media, Tooveep reflects the strength, humor, and deep cultural ties of Indigenous people, presenting the land not as backdrop, but as collaborator and keeper of stories. Ms. Douglas’s curatorial approach is rooted in Indigenous storytelling, self-determination, and joy .“Seeing a smile on their faces, or a deep, loud laugh from an Auntie, is the driving force,” Douglas says. “I want to show work that reflects the heart of our Indigenous people.” As such, she has selected more than 20 artists that include many from the Southwest and Great Basin whose work she knows intimately, such as Avis Charley (Spirit Lake Dakota/Diné), and Jean LaMarr (Northern Paiute/Maidu), as well as other artists from the Gochman Family Collection, including Marie Watt (Seneca &…

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Jan 16, 2027 - Mar 06, 2027

Tooveep (The Land)

Presented by Southern Utah Museum of Art at Southern Utah Museum of Art Cedar City, UT

Tooveep (The Land) is an exhibition of contemporary Indigenous Art that will explore the intersection of identity, landscape, and storytelling through the work of Indigenous artists from the American Southwest and beyond. The title, derived from the Southern Paiute word Too-veep, meaning “the land,” reflects the enduring relationship between people and place. Curated by Fawn Douglas, a Las Vegas Paiute artist, activist, and founder of Nuwu Art, the exhibition will bring together the work of emerging and established regional artists from the Southwest and Great Basin with artworks by nationally renowned artists from the Gochman Family Collection. Together, the selected pieces offer a visual representation of “the land” and its first peoples, facilitating a deeper understanding of America’s history through contemporary Indigenous perspectives. Through painting, weaving, basketry, and mixed media, Tooveep reflects the strength, humor, and deep cultural ties of Indigenous people, presenting the land not as backdrop, but as collaborator and keeper of stories. Ms. Douglas’s curatorial approach is rooted in Indigenous storytelling, self-determination, and joy .“Seeing a smile on their faces, or a deep, loud laugh from an Auntie, is the driving force,” Douglas says. “I want to show work that reflects the heart of our Indigenous people.” As such, she has selected more than 20 artists that include many from the Southwest and Great Basin whose work she knows intimately, such as Avis Charley (Spirit Lake Dakota/Diné), and Jean LaMarr (Northern Paiute/Maidu), as well as other artists from the Gochman Family Collection, including Marie Watt (Seneca &…

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Jan 18, 2027 - Mar 06, 2027

Tooveep (The Land)

Presented by Southern Utah Museum of Art at Southern Utah Museum of Art Cedar City, UT

Tooveep (The Land) is an exhibition of contemporary Indigenous Art that will explore the intersection of identity, landscape, and storytelling through the work of Indigenous artists from the American Southwest and beyond. The title, derived from the Southern Paiute word Too-veep, meaning “the land,” reflects the enduring relationship between people and place. Curated by Fawn Douglas, a Las Vegas Paiute artist, activist, and founder of Nuwu Art, the exhibition will bring together the work of emerging and established regional artists from the Southwest and Great Basin with artworks by nationally renowned artists from the Gochman Family Collection. Together, the selected pieces offer a visual representation of “the land” and its first peoples, facilitating a deeper understanding of America’s history through contemporary Indigenous perspectives. Through painting, weaving, basketry, and mixed media, Tooveep reflects the strength, humor, and deep cultural ties of Indigenous people, presenting the land not as backdrop, but as collaborator and keeper of stories. Ms. Douglas’s curatorial approach is rooted in Indigenous storytelling, self-determination, and joy .“Seeing a smile on their faces, or a deep, loud laugh from an Auntie, is the driving force,” Douglas says. “I want to show work that reflects the heart of our Indigenous people.” As such, she has selected more than 20 artists that include many from the Southwest and Great Basin whose work she knows intimately, such as Avis Charley (Spirit Lake Dakota/Diné), and Jean LaMarr (Northern Paiute/Maidu), as well as other artists from the Gochman Family Collection, including Marie Watt (Seneca &…

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Jan 19, 2027 - Mar 06, 2027

Tooveep (The Land)

Presented by Southern Utah Museum of Art at Southern Utah Museum of Art Cedar City, UT

Tooveep (The Land) is an exhibition of contemporary Indigenous Art that will explore the intersection of identity, landscape, and storytelling through the work of Indigenous artists from the American Southwest and beyond. The title, derived from the Southern Paiute word Too-veep, meaning “the land,” reflects the enduring relationship between people and place. Curated by Fawn Douglas, a Las Vegas Paiute artist, activist, and founder of Nuwu Art, the exhibition will bring together the work of emerging and established regional artists from the Southwest and Great Basin with artworks by nationally renowned artists from the Gochman Family Collection. Together, the selected pieces offer a visual representation of “the land” and its first peoples, facilitating a deeper understanding of America’s history through contemporary Indigenous perspectives. Through painting, weaving, basketry, and mixed media, Tooveep reflects the strength, humor, and deep cultural ties of Indigenous people, presenting the land not as backdrop, but as collaborator and keeper of stories. Ms. Douglas’s curatorial approach is rooted in Indigenous storytelling, self-determination, and joy .“Seeing a smile on their faces, or a deep, loud laugh from an Auntie, is the driving force,” Douglas says. “I want to show work that reflects the heart of our Indigenous people.” As such, she has selected more than 20 artists that include many from the Southwest and Great Basin whose work she knows intimately, such as Avis Charley (Spirit Lake Dakota/Diné), and Jean LaMarr (Northern Paiute/Maidu), as well as other artists from the Gochman Family Collection, including Marie Watt (Seneca &…

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Jan 20, 2027 - Mar 06, 2027

Tooveep (The Land)

Presented by Southern Utah Museum of Art at Southern Utah Museum of Art Cedar City, UT

Tooveep (The Land) is an exhibition of contemporary Indigenous Art that will explore the intersection of identity, landscape, and storytelling through the work of Indigenous artists from the American Southwest and beyond. The title, derived from the Southern Paiute word Too-veep, meaning “the land,” reflects the enduring relationship between people and place. Curated by Fawn Douglas, a Las Vegas Paiute artist, activist, and founder of Nuwu Art, the exhibition will bring together the work of emerging and established regional artists from the Southwest and Great Basin with artworks by nationally renowned artists from the Gochman Family Collection. Together, the selected pieces offer a visual representation of “the land” and its first peoples, facilitating a deeper understanding of America’s history through contemporary Indigenous perspectives. Through painting, weaving, basketry, and mixed media, Tooveep reflects the strength, humor, and deep cultural ties of Indigenous people, presenting the land not as backdrop, but as collaborator and keeper of stories. Ms. Douglas’s curatorial approach is rooted in Indigenous storytelling, self-determination, and joy .“Seeing a smile on their faces, or a deep, loud laugh from an Auntie, is the driving force,” Douglas says. “I want to show work that reflects the heart of our Indigenous people.” As such, she has selected more than 20 artists that include many from the Southwest and Great Basin whose work she knows intimately, such as Avis Charley (Spirit Lake Dakota/Diné), and Jean LaMarr (Northern Paiute/Maidu), as well as other artists from the Gochman Family Collection, including Marie Watt (Seneca &…

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Jan 21, 2027 - Mar 06, 2027

Tooveep (The Land)

Presented by Southern Utah Museum of Art at Southern Utah Museum of Art Cedar City, UT

Tooveep (The Land) is an exhibition of contemporary Indigenous Art that will explore the intersection of identity, landscape, and storytelling through the work of Indigenous artists from the American Southwest and beyond. The title, derived from the Southern Paiute word Too-veep, meaning “the land,” reflects the enduring relationship between people and place. Curated by Fawn Douglas, a Las Vegas Paiute artist, activist, and founder of Nuwu Art, the exhibition will bring together the work of emerging and established regional artists from the Southwest and Great Basin with artworks by nationally renowned artists from the Gochman Family Collection. Together, the selected pieces offer a visual representation of “the land” and its first peoples, facilitating a deeper understanding of America’s history through contemporary Indigenous perspectives. Through painting, weaving, basketry, and mixed media, Tooveep reflects the strength, humor, and deep cultural ties of Indigenous people, presenting the land not as backdrop, but as collaborator and keeper of stories. Ms. Douglas’s curatorial approach is rooted in Indigenous storytelling, self-determination, and joy .“Seeing a smile on their faces, or a deep, loud laugh from an Auntie, is the driving force,” Douglas says. “I want to show work that reflects the heart of our Indigenous people.” As such, she has selected more than 20 artists that include many from the Southwest and Great Basin whose work she knows intimately, such as Avis Charley (Spirit Lake Dakota/Diné), and Jean LaMarr (Northern Paiute/Maidu), as well as other artists from the Gochman Family Collection, including Marie Watt (Seneca &…

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Jan 22, 2027 - Mar 06, 2027

Tooveep (The Land)

Presented by Southern Utah Museum of Art at Southern Utah Museum of Art Cedar City, UT

Tooveep (The Land) is an exhibition of contemporary Indigenous Art that will explore the intersection of identity, landscape, and storytelling through the work of Indigenous artists from the American Southwest and beyond. The title, derived from the Southern Paiute word Too-veep, meaning “the land,” reflects the enduring relationship between people and place. Curated by Fawn Douglas, a Las Vegas Paiute artist, activist, and founder of Nuwu Art, the exhibition will bring together the work of emerging and established regional artists from the Southwest and Great Basin with artworks by nationally renowned artists from the Gochman Family Collection. Together, the selected pieces offer a visual representation of “the land” and its first peoples, facilitating a deeper understanding of America’s history through contemporary Indigenous perspectives. Through painting, weaving, basketry, and mixed media, Tooveep reflects the strength, humor, and deep cultural ties of Indigenous people, presenting the land not as backdrop, but as collaborator and keeper of stories. Ms. Douglas’s curatorial approach is rooted in Indigenous storytelling, self-determination, and joy .“Seeing a smile on their faces, or a deep, loud laugh from an Auntie, is the driving force,” Douglas says. “I want to show work that reflects the heart of our Indigenous people.” As such, she has selected more than 20 artists that include many from the Southwest and Great Basin whose work she knows intimately, such as Avis Charley (Spirit Lake Dakota/Diné), and Jean LaMarr (Northern Paiute/Maidu), as well as other artists from the Gochman Family Collection, including Marie Watt (Seneca &…

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Jan 23, 2027 - Mar 06, 2027

Tooveep (The Land)

Presented by Southern Utah Museum of Art at Southern Utah Museum of Art Cedar City, UT

Tooveep (The Land) is an exhibition of contemporary Indigenous Art that will explore the intersection of identity, landscape, and storytelling through the work of Indigenous artists from the American Southwest and beyond. The title, derived from the Southern Paiute word Too-veep, meaning “the land,” reflects the enduring relationship between people and place. Curated by Fawn Douglas, a Las Vegas Paiute artist, activist, and founder of Nuwu Art, the exhibition will bring together the work of emerging and established regional artists from the Southwest and Great Basin with artworks by nationally renowned artists from the Gochman Family Collection. Together, the selected pieces offer a visual representation of “the land” and its first peoples, facilitating a deeper understanding of America’s history through contemporary Indigenous perspectives. Through painting, weaving, basketry, and mixed media, Tooveep reflects the strength, humor, and deep cultural ties of Indigenous people, presenting the land not as backdrop, but as collaborator and keeper of stories. Ms. Douglas’s curatorial approach is rooted in Indigenous storytelling, self-determination, and joy .“Seeing a smile on their faces, or a deep, loud laugh from an Auntie, is the driving force,” Douglas says. “I want to show work that reflects the heart of our Indigenous people.” As such, she has selected more than 20 artists that include many from the Southwest and Great Basin whose work she knows intimately, such as Avis Charley (Spirit Lake Dakota/Diné), and Jean LaMarr (Northern Paiute/Maidu), as well as other artists from the Gochman Family Collection, including Marie Watt (Seneca &…

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