UO's Celebration of Indigenous Lives
The Museum of Natural and Cultural History offered free admission on Indigenous Peoples' Day, October 13, to showcase the "Transgressors" exhibit.
The exhibit, curated by Felix Furby and Anthony Hudson, highlights Indigenous and Queer identities through multiple panels displaying artists' work.
- The exhibit has been on display since May 16.
- It aims to honor and emphasize Indigenous and Queer identities.
The event was part of the celebration of Indigenous lives.
In other news, the Oregon Ducks had a notable game against the Washington Huskies, winning 21-7.
Author's summary: UO celebrates Indigenous lives with a special exhibit.
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