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MARCH 16�23, 2022
Indigenous art exhibit opens Maryhill’s 2022 season
Museum is open
March 15 to Nov. 15
Go! staff
OLDENDALE, Washing-
ton — Maryhill Museum
of Art opened for the season
on March 15 with an expan-
sive survey of contemporary
Indigenous art of the last four
decades. Most of the works
in the exhibition “Northwest/
Southwest: Indigenous Art After
1980” are drawn from Maryhill’s
own collection.
The museum will also pre-
sent the concurrent exhibition
“Navajo and Pueblo Jewelry:
Silver, Turquoise, Coral, and
Shell,” featuring silver and tur-
quoise jewelry by Diné (Navajo)
and Pueblo artists. And “Orni-
thology: Avian Imagery from
the Permanent Collection” will
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showcase artworks with birds
as the subject matter.
These three special exhibits
will be on display through Nov. 15.
The museum also is planning
a range of exhibition-related
programming either in-person
or online. Information on
programs is available at www.
maryhillmuseum.org.
The museum’s Indigenous
Peoples of North America Gallery
includes works of Indigenous art
from prehistoric through contem-
porary, with a particular emphasis
on tribes from the Pacifi c North-
west. And, the William and Cath-
erine Dickson Sculpture Park is
home to the museum’s collection
of large-scale sculpture by well-
known Northwest artists.
OTHER EXHIBITIONS
ON VIEW
In addition to the special
shows, Maryhill Museum of Art
features exhibitions of more than
80 works by Auguste Rodin — one
of the largest collections in the
United States — European and
American paintings, furnishings,
personal eff ects and art objects
from the palaces of the Queen
of Romania, Orthodox icons, and
a display of more than 75 chess
sets from around the world.
INFORMATION
Tammy Malgesini/Go! Magazine
Overlooking the Columbia River, the William and Catherine Dickson Sculpture
Park provides an outdoor gallery at Maryhill Museum of Art, located near
Goldendale, Washington.
Maryhill is also home to the
renowned Théâtre de la Mode,
featuring artist-designed sets
and small-scale mannequins
attired in haute couture fashions
of post-World War II France. In
2022, all or part of three diff er-
ent Théâtre de la Mode sets
will rotate onto view: Louis
Touchagues’ “La Rue de la Paix
en la Place Vendôme,” Georges
Douking’s “L’Île de la Cité” and
a portion of Christian Bérard’s
“Le Théâtre.”
Maryhill Museum of Art
overlooks the Columbia River
on Washington’s SR 14, just
west of U.S. 97, 12 miles south
of Goldendale, Washington. It
is open daily, March 15 through
Nov. 15, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tickets
may be purchased in advance at
maryhillmuseum.org. Admission
is $12 adults, $10 seniors, $9 for
college students with I.D., $5 for
ages 7-18 and free for children 6
and younger.
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