Name: Anderman Photography Lecture: Sarah Sense
Start: 2023-2-28T18:00-6:00
End: 2023-2-28T19:00-6:00

Anderman Photography Lecture: Sarah Sense

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tue28feb6:00 pm7:00 pmAnderman Photography Lecture: Sarah SenseDenver Art Museum

Photo Credit

Sarah Sense, Cowgirl, Custer, and Young Impressions (detail), from the series Cowgirls and Indian Princesses, 2018. Woven inkjet prints on bamboo and rice paper, wax, and tape; 32 x 47 inches. Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth, Texas, P2021.8. © Sarah Sense

Event Details

Anderman Photography Lecture: Sarah Sense February 28, 2023 6 - 7 pm Denver Art Museum Sharp Auditorium—Hamilton Building, Lower Level

Ticket required, discount for members

Sarah Sense creates innovative photo-weavings that comment on stereotypical representations in popular culture, tell stories of colonialism, resistance, and resilience, re-indigenize landscapes, and explore identity and family history. Sense cuts materials such as her own landscape photography, images of Hollywood posters, family photos, maps, and manuscripts and reassembles the imagery anew using customary basket patterning and techniques from her Chitimacha and Choctaw heritage. Sense has traveled through the Americas, Europe, and Southeast Asia inspiring her interest and research in Indigenous arts and histories internationally. She currently lives and works in California. Works by Sarah Sense are included in Speaking with Light: Contemporary Indigenous Photography, opening at the DAM on February 19, 2023.

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