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Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Explore our initiatives that amplify Native artists’ voices, celebrate cultural heritage, and inspire artistic growth.

Artists (L to R): Scott Foster, Felicia Bartley, Miciah Stasis-Harding , Brooke Waldron, Julia Marden, Kathy Atkins. Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Lecture. Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Lecture. Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Lecture. Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Lecture. Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending: The Liberation of Native Art

Lecture. Spring 2026. Photo Credit: Scott Foster.

Ascending

The WaterFire Arts Center, Providence RI. Summer 2026

Photograhy credits: WaterFire Arts Gallery-Jourdan Fanning

and Scott Foster

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“I want to see the integration and beauty of Northeast Native expression in every art institution on the east coast. Not in small subsections and historical glass cases, but in the same large scale collections we see represented by other movements and contemporary aesthetics. Awareness is not enough, care, relationships and accountability are required.”

Brooke Waldron, Curator