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Indigenous artists sought for MMIW exhibit at Art Under the Elms

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Indigenous artists interested in participating in a Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women exhibit at this year’s Art Under the Elms are asked to contact organizers by Friday, April 8, and submit their work by April 16.

“MMIW No More Stolen Relatives” is set to be displayed outdoors on the Lewis-Clark State College campus during the annual event, which returns April 22-24 after a two-year hiatus.

An opening ceremony is scheduled for noon April 22 for the exhibit, a collaboration between the LCSC Center for Arts & History, Nez Perce Tourism and Nez Perce Traditions Gift Shop with support from the Idaho Commission on the Arts.

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