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Meskwaki portraits, unseen for decades, go on display in Grinnell
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Meskwaki portraits, unseen for decades, go on display in Grinnell
Exhibited together for the first time, “A Moment In Time” features a collection of portraits of members of the Meskwaki Nation taken during the 1999 Meskwaki Powwow and over Veterans Day weekend. The exhibition opened on Oct. 1 at the Grinnell Area Arts Council’s Stewart Gallery. The collection is by photographer Robert Campagna. Tieranny Keahna, tribal historic preservation officer for the Meskwaki Nation, curated the exhibit. Keahna said the…
·Grinnell, United States
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