Join us for this exciting virtual event with Cherokee artist Kay WalkingStick, who will be Zooming in from her studio in Easton, PA. 

After a short talk, the artist will be joined by Assistant Professor of History Patricia Dawson (Cherokee Nation) for a conversation about WalkingStick’s painting Sierra Ravine (2022), recently acquired in anticipation of the Museum’s 150th anniversary. 

To attend this free event by Zoom, please register.

NOTE: Members of the Mount Holyoke College community are invited to watch the livestream of this event in Gamble Auditorium. Students who attend can enter a raffle to win one of 20 Kay WalkingStick artwork catalogues! The in-person viewing will be followed by a reception in the Museum lobby.

Additional information can be found on the Museum’s website.

This program is made possible by the Patricia and Edward Falkenberg Lecture Fund at the Mount Holyoke College Art Museum.

Co-sponsored with the departments of Art History, Art Studio, History, and Environmental Studies; Miller Worley Center for the Environment; Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion; Office of Community & Belonging; and the Zowie Banteah Cultural Center.