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Late Wisconsin Ho-Chunk artist’s work at Smithsonian evokes water, woods of home

Truman Lowe grew up along the Black River in Jackson County and his art, which uses pine and willow, reflects his homeland.

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Truman Lowe grew up along the Black River in Jackson County and his art, which uses pine and willow, reflects his homeland.

7 days ago·Madison, United States

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Wisconsin State Journal broke the news in Madison, United States 7 days ago on Sunday, May 31, 2026.

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The show traces Lowe’s use of natural materials and Ho-Chunk imagery, with works spanning decades and family tributes.