Inspired by Andy Warhol’s multimedia series of events, Exploding Plastic Inevitable, the Bates College Museum of Art will be hosting a similar exhibition that will feature a wide range of art and artists all under one roof. Exploding Native Inevitable will be on view starting October 27 at the museum in Lewiston, Maine.
Co-curated by Indigenous artist Brad Kahlhamer and Bates Museum’s director and chief curator Dan Mills, the exhibition will go “beyond the museum, across campus and into the community with collaborations that bring in performers, filmmakers and writers from the surrounding region and throughout the nation,” the museum notes.
Fourteen artists works will be featured: Norman Akers, Nizhonniya Austin, Alison Bremner, Jaque Fragua, Raven Halfmoon, Elisa Harkins, Sky Hopinka, Terran Last Gun, Fox Maxy, New Red Order, Mali…
