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Perspectives on Indigenous Arts Symposium

10/5/2024 | 2m 48s

Kick off Native American Heritage Month with NMU's "Perspectives on Indigenous Arts" symposium.

To kick off Native American Heritage Month, Northern Michigan University will host the "Perspectives on Indigenous Arts" symposium on Friday, November 1. The day-long event will share and celebrate the intersection of art with Indigenous communities. Tyer Dettloff, Director of NMU's Center for Native American Studies, discusses event highlights, registration, and more. (2426)

10/05/2024

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Perspectives on Indigenous Arts Symposium

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10/05/2024

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