Treasured Textiles from the American Southwest: The Durango Collection
Sep. 13 - Jan. 10 | Fowler Museum
This exhibition features southwestern textiles created during the nineteenth century – a time of tremendous change as American occupation and the eventual coming of the railroad and trading posts influenced commerce and the exchange of ideas among various residents of territorial New Mexico and Arizona. During this period, three great weaving traditions flourished in the distinctive landscapes of the American Southwest – Pueblo, Diné (Navajo), and Hispanic. Weavers from all three groups produced exceptional works of art, influencing one another while developing their own characteristic styles.
Exhibition Dates: Sept. 13, 2015–Jan. 10, 2016
Fowler Museum Hours
Monday & Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday, Friday—Sunday: noon - 5 p.m.
Thursday: noon - 8 p.m.
Price: Free
The Fowler Museum is located in North Campus.
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