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The Mission of the Museum is to preserve, advance, and share the knowledge of the cultural, traditional, and artistic heritage of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. The Museum achieves this through educational exhibitions and programs that raise and inspire awareness of The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs

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October Newsletter

Calling All Tribal Artists!
The 18th Annual Tribal Member Art Show Begins October 13th!
One of the Museum’s most cutting edge exhibitions. Artists can still turn in artwork and Attend the opening reception October 13th!
OPENING CEREMONY!
The Twanat Trail
October 22nd
   

Enjoy a soothing ripple of education along The Shitike Creek among grand cottonwoods of The Twanat Trail.

Join us for the opening Ceremonies from 2:00 – 4:30 pm!
The Museum will soon be closed Sundays and Mondays through Spring 2012 due to our winter hours schedule.
Become a Member of The Museum Today and Join The Journey! Help inpreservingculture and offering educational programs.
Winner’s Announced!
This year’s Judge’s Choice Award in the Traditional Category goes to Sandra Danzuka for her “Bull Elk” beaded moccasins, while the Contemporary Award goes to Anita Davis for “She and Eagle”, bead work in shadow box.
Honorable Mention Awards were given to Gladys Jim, Kelli Palmer, Rosalind “Rosie” Johnson, & Pat Courtney Gold.
We’d like to Thank All Of You Artists who submitted artwork for the contest.
We are still accepting artwork, please submit by October 7th!
2011 Native American Heritage Art Market
November 26th, at The Museum At Warm Springs
10 am – 5 pm

Lewis & Clark Trail
Tribal Legacy Project
This one and first of its kind is a Digital Movie Archive presenting tribal perspectives on our shared history about Lewis & Clarks historic venture across the continent. Click through the archive to view the unique stories of those very tribes who experienced direct contact with the explorers themselves.
The Gift Shop!

Stock up on books, apparel, fun stickers, chocolates and huckleberry products,  cups, Pendletons, and even jewelry. The Gift Shop has several items for guests of all shapes, sizes, and age. Come through and see what you can find.
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Meeting Artists

Just for kicks: Over the weekend, I got to sit with a well established artist of the Northwest who showed me a few of her incredible pieces of work, acrylics on Canvas. She was very inspiring and talkative, great personality. She asked questions about our Museum and we decided to compare her tribes Museum and The Museum At Warm Springs.

She expressed that The Museum At Warm Springs should feature more art from Natives on a regional basis, rather then just local. She expressed that there weren’t many Native Artists out there serious about their work, yet we may be able to help lay a foundation for artists to express themselves if there were more avenues to showcase them.

So I began to think, I wonder how many artists feel the same way and I wonder how many Native artists that aren’t Tribal Members would come forward if given the opportunity to display.
I wonder how our advocates would feel about it and if the expansioin in seeking art would help The Museum.

I’m sure it would, yet The Museum has made it traditional that we push as much local art as we can, yet if there is an audience who would like to see a more expansive variety, I believe we would be open to it.

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