BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Natl Museum of the American Indian -- Interior Areas Not Elsewhere Shown (such as Main Lobby)

DC -- Natl Museum of the American Indian -- Interior Areas Not Elsewhere Shown (such as Main Lobby):

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. AMINT_220206_13.JPG: The children's section -- the imagiNATIONS Activity Center -- was closed due to COVID.
2. AMINT_220206_24.JPG: Merman, 1983 Iyola Kingwatsiak Inuit Sculpture In the 1940s, Canadian government efforts settled Inuit people in towns. With a decline in hunting and other subsistence activities, many occupied themselves with carving, resulting in an increase in stone sculpture and sales to collectors. Today, sculpture is recognized as a significant contemporary art form whereby Inuit artists portray oral traditions, supernatural forces, and traditional values.
3. AMINT_220206_30.JPG: The National Museum of the American Indian has its roots in the historic collection of George Gustav Heye (1874-1957) and his Museum of the American Indian. As a living museum, the NMAI continues to build the collections by acquiring modern and contemporary Native arts. The works shown here illustrate the vitality and persistence of Native lives and arts in North America, especially over the last fifty years. Each piece speaks to the dynamism of Native people and their arts, as individual artists and communities continue to develop new ways of expressing traditional and contemporary identities.
4. AMINT_220206_35.JPG: Pueblo Plates
5. AMINT_220206_45.JPG: Southeastern Ceramics
6. AMINT_220206_63.JPG: Jamie Okuma Transitions I & 2, 2012
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