The Land You Stand On: Contemporary Art of Native and Indigenous Identity

With powerful and visionary works of art, The Land You Stand On celebrates cultural beauty and explores the deep connections between land, place, and identity in the work of contemporary Native and Indigenous artists. Centering Indigenous expression and perspectives, the exhibition extends beyond geographic and cultural borders to challenge older frameworks and colonial boundaries. Through art and programming, the exhibition encourages meaningful engagement with the history and ongoing presence of Indigenous and Native communities.

Co-curated by Brooke Waldron, Cedar Nation, Kristine Holohan, Pattagansett Art Center, and the Lyman Allyn Art Museum.

About Pattagansett Art Center

Pattagansett Art Center is an artist-run, creative community-centered organization rooted in the practice of wellness and environmentally sustainable models created through the Arts. 

About Cedar Nation

Cedar Nation is a meeting ground uniting collaboration through aligned purpose and shared vision. We are a distinctive group of Artists, Organizers and Knowledge Keepers working together to transform the deficient representation of cotemporary Native people in galleries and institutions.