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Navajo wool weaving

Pulse: Weavings and Paintings by Marlowe Katoney

Oct. 14, 2023 to Mar. 23, 2024
Boy wearing a sweater

'Wonders and Witness: Contemporary Photography From Korea'

Nov. 18, 2023 to Jan. 27, 2024
A man harvests agave with a specialized tool called "coa de jima" or "coa."

Exhibit: 'Aliento a Tequila'

Nov. 14, 2023 to Jan. 6, 2024
Image: Federico Villalba, Bici Rider #1 of Saipan, 2016, Serigraph, Gift of Karl Whitaker, 2016

Desert Triangle Print Carpeta

Jun. 3, 2023 to Dec. 21, 2023
A cover flat from the Poetry Foundation included in the exhibition.

Poetry Magazine Cover Flats

Sep. 12, 2023 to Dec. 16, 2023
Design for Kore Press Institute that shows a bleeding heart and pens.

Exhibit: 30 Years of Kore Press + Institute

Oct. 3, 2023 to Dec. 16, 2023
Exhibit text and photos of a studio filled with original picturebook illustrations

Arizona Is a Story

Aug. 21, 2023 to Dec. 8, 2023
student in a red university of arizona shirt writing on a piece of paper

Writing Efficiency Sessions Fall 2023

Sep. 13, 2023 to Dec. 6, 2023
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