Dreaming Our Futures

ICT speaks with curator Brenda Child about her exhibit featuring Ojibwe and Dakota artists

Author:
Shirley Sneve
Publish date:
Jan 31, 2024

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Shirley Sneve
ICT

Dreaming Our Futures is an exhibit featuring Ojibwe and Dakota artists. It is showcased in Minneapolis, Minnesota until mid-March.

ICT’s Shirley Sneve visits with professor and curator Brenda Child, Red Lake Ojibwe.

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