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Many Faces: A Cherokee Mask Exhibit
Date: 4.2.2020
The Museum of the Cherokee Indian's Many Faces: A Cherokee Mask Exhibit showcases the masks, the people who made them, and the traditions and customs behind their creation and use. Many Faces is designed to provide visitors with accurate, detailed, and insightful information into Cherokee history, traditions, and ceremonies. The exhibit is a compilation of more than 150 masks of different mediums, paintings, and photographs.
Read More2020 Kananesgi Virtual Art Market
Date: 11.30.2020
Join over 20 Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians artists December 4-6, 2020 for the Kananesgi Virtual Art Market. Kananesgi is the Cherokee word for spider. The spider represents creativity in our culture. In 2020, Kananesgi Art Market organizers had to match the event namesake and the artists’ creativity because of Covid-19.
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