Hi David, Arizona State Musuem has several small panel exhibits that fit even smaller spaces. Perhaps you could put a few up together with a temporary walls. Here are descriptions.
The Resiliency of Hopi Agriculture: 2,000 Years of Planting
Guest curated by Michael Kotutwa Johnson (Hopi), this photographic exhibit is about the importance and continuation of traditional Hopi dryland farming practices in the arid land environment of the Southwest. Hopi agricultural knowledge is based on time-tested agriculture techniques, community values, and spiritual beliefs. Hopi concepts of sustainability, stewardship, and reciprocity and their crop biodiversity are world heritage treasures. Co-curated by Lisa Falk, Head of Community Engagement, Arizona State Museum, the exhibit consists of 14 panels (on metal) 38 x 40, 1 video, 1 case of objects (9 colored corns, digging stick, gourd), brochure and postcard (artwork can be provided for customization).
Photo ID: Portraits by Native Youth
Native American high school students from Ha:san Preparatory and Leadership School in Tucson share their own photographic portraits, in response to the early 20th century photographs of American Indians by Edward S. Curtis. Concepts of identity, how we view "the other," stereotypes, and self-expression are explored. Curated by Lisa Falk, Head of Community Engagement, Arizona State Museum, consists of 14 panels (on sintra) 38 x 38, postcards (artwork can be provided for customization), and portrait planning worksheet. Could be augmented by borrowers with Curtis photographs of tribes in their area. (Curtis photos are free to download on the Library of Congress website.) Traveled within Arizona. To view: https://statemuseum.arizona.edu/online-exhibit/photo-id-portraits-native-youth
It's Up 2 You! a comic book exhibit
An exhibit of the pages from a comic book written and illustrated by Ryan Huna Smith with Lisa Falk. The story encourages healthy living from a Native perspective. Samantha, a spunky teen skateboarder, challenges her buddies, Brandon and Tomás, to avoid the temptations of fast food and video games and to see the benefits of physical activity and healthy eating. But the boys aren't too keen to listen until Brandon, in a video game stupor, falls asleep and has a dream visitor. A peek into Brandon's dream reveals a new enemy and how they can combat him. Curated by co-author Lisa Falk, Head of Community Engagement, Arizona State Museum, consists of 10 panels (on foam core) 36 x 24 of the pages from the comic book, 2 blown-up cutouts from the comic, postcards (artwork can be provided for customization), comic strip drawing page. Other items that we used in a related exhibit could be reformatted to use in a new traveling exhibit if desired. Also available is an oversized skateboard painted by Native American aerosol artists Akers, Dwayno Insa, Rene "Strike 1" Garcia. In ASM collection is an original skateboard painted by the comic book co-author and illustrator Ryan Huna Smith. Traveled within Arizona and to Palm Springs, CA. To view: https://statemuseum.arizona.edu/online-exhibit/its-2-you
IF INTERESTED, CONTACT
Lisa Falk
Head, Community Engagement
Arizona State Museum
PO Box 210026
Tucson, AZ 85721-0026
520-626-2973, falk@email.arizona.edu
www.statemuseum.arizona.edu
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Lisa Falk
Head, Community Engagement
Arizona State Museum - University of Arizona
Tucson AZ
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-03-2020 06:32 PM
From: David Lynx
Subject: Travelling exhibits for college galleries
Hi - I am looking for travelling exhibits for a 2600 ft gallery. We have approx 5 week exhibits, so curious what sources are out there that cater to this smaller venue.
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David Lynx MLS
Director
Larson Gallery
Yakima WA
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