Indigenous Artists' Sky Mural at Museum of the Rockies
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The Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, Montana, has unveiled a captivating new mural in its lobby, created by three Indigenous women artists from Wyomings Wind River Indian Reservation. The piece, spanning six curved ceiling panels, features a gradient from sun to moon, showcasing a blend of old Indigenous methods and modern styles. The artists, specializing in contemporary ledger art, science, and traditional beadwork, incorporated geometric shapes and gold leaf for added shine. The mural, which references ancient Indigenous sky maps, serves as a powerful reminder of our global interconnectedness, inviting everyone to reflect under the same vast sky.
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