Featuring historic and contemporary works of art from several Native American communities, three new exhibitions opening in June are the first phase of a broader reinterpretation of the rich Indigenous collection originally assembled in the early 20th century. These exhibits represent the first step of a larger reconsideration of the existing gallery spaces at Fruitlands.

Grounded in Indigenous frameworks and ways of knowing, the living presence of these communities and their belongings become the dominant narrative told in these exhibitions. Whether tackling tough histories or poetically celebrating their materials, all three exhibitions are the first of their kind for The Trustees.