Made using traditional aesthetics, the contemporary works disrupting the Museum’s archaeological timeline—drawn and painted, carved from wood, shaped in clay, woven in thread, and crafted using a number of innovative mixed media methods—offer Native perspectives on Cherokee culture, history, and current issues.
Disruption is organized by MotCP and curated by Evan Mathis, Director of Collections & Exhibitions, and Dakota Brown (EBCI), Director of Education.
