Voices & Images: A Family Day Celebration of Indigenous Culture

Overview

Inspired by “In Conversation: Will Wilson,” now on view in the Haley Gallery, the Albany Museum of Art will host “Voices & Images: A Family Day Celebration of Indigenous Culture” to explore Native American histories, contemporary stories, and artistic traditions through hands-on activities, live performances, and guided conversation.
Native American violinist, actor, and storyteller Swil Kanim will perform and speak at 11:30 AM on Saturday, June 28, at the event from 10 AM to 1 PM. Admission and activities are all free.
This special Family Day event and “In Conversation: Will Wilson” are supported by Art Bridges.
During “Voices & Images,” there will be:
-- A land acknowledgment recognizing and honoring the Indigenous people who first inhabited the land where the Albany Museum of Art is located;
-- A photography booth where visitors can take photos inspired by Will Wilson’s work;
-- Craft stations featuring Indigenous-inspired art-making activities for all ages;
-- Scavenger hunts through the museum’s galleries for kids;
-- Storytelling sessions centered on Native American traditions and legends;
-- Guided family-friendly tours of the In Conversation: Will Wilson exhibition;
-- The Dougherty County Public Library, which is partnering by providing books for the Reading Nook in the Haley Gallery, will offer library card signups and renewals;
-- Opportunities to meet the AMA curators and learn more about the exhibition’s themes and works.