November is Native American Heritage Month!

Learn about the history and culture of Native peoples in Texas and the Big Country region and how they continue their traditions and preservation of their communities and culture. 

This exhibition was curated by Kendyll Jacobs through the Public History Program at Abilene Christian University, Dr. Jeremy Elliott, Project Lead for the Paint Rock Research Initiative, and The Grace Museum.

Mark your calendars for Native American Heritage Night on November 14!

Classes and Programs

HOMESCHOOL ART DAY

Bilateral Turkey

Nov. *11 & 12 | 9am, 11:30am, 2pm

$7 per child | Half off for Members!

Students will study a lithograph by Otis Dozier from our permanent collection before exploring bilateral symmetry in an artwork of their own.

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Hard Times Come Again No More

Depression Era Photography

This exhibition features iconic, original photographs of the people and places of the Dust Bowl era on loan from the collection of the Amarillo Museum of Art. The unflinching images record the undeniable devastation of approximately 100,000,000 acres of land that rendered enormous stretches of Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, and Kansas uninhabitable and the resulting displaced people. With their farmland and crops ruined, the farmers who lived on America’s plains were forced to abandon their homesteads and migrate to California and neighboring states where they found safety from the dust storms but were often reduced to itinerant, wandering laborers searching for subsistence wages.

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