History Fort Lauderdale, in collaboration with the Seminole Tribe of Florida’s Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum, presents a fascinating glimpse into contemporary Seminole art with the upcoming exhibit, Chehantamo: How Are You? Get ready to be enthralled by the works of talented artists such as Nicholas DiCarlo, Danielle Nelson, Victoria Osceola, Samuel Tommie, Corinne Zepeda, and the late Elizabeth Buster. This multidisciplinary exhibit will showcase a celebration of Seminole culture and heritage, combining digital art, mixed media, and textiles to bridge our shared past and future. Join us from October 22 to January 6 for an extraordinary cultural experience.
Discover the Contemporary Seminole Artists
Uncover the vibrant world of contemporary Seminole artists
Delve into the extraordinary talents of Nicholas DiCarlo, Danielle Nelson, Victoria Osceola, Samuel Tommie, Corinne Zepeda, and the late Elizabeth Buster. These multi-generational Seminole artists have each left their unique mark on the art world, fusing traditional Seminole techniques with innovative and captivating medium. Get ready to journey through their visual narratives, interpreting the rich culture and heritage of the Seminole tribe through their artistic expression.
From Nicholas DiCarlo's intricate mixed media pieces to Danielle Nelson's vibrant and bold digital art, each artist brings their own perspective and influence to the exhibit. Join us as we explore their world, offering a deeper understanding of the pivotal role that contemporary Seminole artists have play in shaping the cultural landscape.
A Celebration of Multidisciplinary Art
Experience the fusion of mediums and artistic techniques
Chehantamo: How Are You? blurs the lines between different art forms, demonstrating how contemporary Seminole artists embrace technology and mixed media in their creations. Discover the intricate harmony between traditional textiles, digital art, and photography, showcasing the constant evolution of Seminole artistry. Immerse yourself in the vibrant colors, textures, and symbolism that define Seminole artwork.
Through a captivating voyage into the works on display, witness how multidisciplinary artworks unlock new possibilities for storytelling and cultural preservation. This groundbreaking exhibit dives into the artistic evolution of Seminole art, as it continues to adapt and grow in an ever-changing world.
Connecting the Past, Present, and Future
Uncovering the shared journey of our past and future
Chehantamo: How Are You? weaves together the threads of Seminole history, connecting the timeless traditions with today's contemporary artistic expression. Allow these artworks to serve as a bridge, linking us to the stories and struggles of the past while propelling us forward into the future.
As attendees of this immersive exhibit, we join a diverse community of collective memory and appreciation as we celebrate the resilience, talent, and spirit of incredible Seminole artists. Let the vibrant artworks illuminate the shared heritage and cultural significance of the Seminole tribe as we honor their artistic contributions and continue to learn from their legacy.
Experiencing the Cultural Legacy
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Seminole arts and culture
Within the walls of the History Fort Lauderdale, embark on a transformative cultural journey like no other. Delve into the rich tapestry of Seminole arts and culture through this thoughtfully curated exhibit. Witness the remarkable talent of the featured artists and the resilient spirit of the Seminole tribe.
Experience firsthand the stories embedded within each artwork, embrace the captivating narratives, and explore the breathtaking beauty that encompasses Seminole arts. This vibrant collection of contemporary Seminole artworks provides invaluable insights into the cultural legacy, inviting visitors to fully immerse themselves in the art, history, and heritage of the Seminole community.
Join Us at the Chehantamo: How Are You? Exhibit
Plan your visit to this extraordinary cultural experience
Do not miss the opportunity to witness the sweeping splendor of Chehantamo: How Are You? at History Fort Lauderdale from October 22 to January 6. Free with general admission, the exhibit welcomes visitors of all backgrounds to engage with these stories and immerse themselves in the mesmerizing world of Seminole artistry.
Whether you are a student eager to learn, an art enthusiast looking for inspiration, or someone wanting to experience a diverse cultural event, this exhibit offers something for everyone. Mark your calendar, gather friends and family, and embark upon a captivating journey through the mesmerizing world of Chehantamo: How Are You? Let us celebrate together the artistry, heritage, and profound story of the Seminole tribe.
Conclusion
Chehantamo: How Are You? embodies the enduring spirit, creativity, and expression of contemporary Seminole artists. Through their remarkable artworks, we are invited to delve into the vibrant tapestry of Seminole culture and history. From the fusion of traditional techniques with modern mediums to the captivating narratives embedded within each piece, this exhibit offers a profound and immersive experience. It serves as a reminder of the ongoing legacy and contribution of Seminole arts to our collective cultural heritage.
History Fort Lauderdale, in collaboration with the Seminole Tribe of Florida’s Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum, has created an extraordinary space for art enthusiasts, students, and the public to engage with Seminole arts and culture. Whether this is your first step into the world of contemporary Seminole art or you are well-acquainted with its splendor, Chehantamo: How Are You? invites you to explore, learn, and appreciate the rich tapestry of the Seminole tribe’s artistic expressions.
Plan your visit to History Fort Lauderdale between October 22 and January 6 for this exceptional opportunity to immerse yourself in the captivating world of Chehantamo: How Are You? Engage with the works of Nicholas DiCarlo, Danielle Nelson, Victoria Osceola, Samuel Tommie, Corinne Zepeda, and the late Elizabeth Buster as they transcend boundaries of time and culture, bridging our shared past to shape our future.
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When does the exhibit Chehantamo: How Are You? start?
The exhibit Chehantamo: How Are You? starts on October 22.
How long does the exhibit last?
The exhibit is open from October 22 to January 6.
Is there an admission fee for the exhibit?
Entry to the exhibit is free with general admission. General admission is $15 for adults, $12 for seniors, and $7 for students through age 22 with a valid student ID.
Who curated the exhibit?
The exhibit was curated by Tara Chadwick.
Which artists are featured in the exhibit?
The exhibit features works by Nicholas DiCarlo, Danielle Nelson, Victoria Osceola, Samuel Tommie, Corinne Zepeda, and the late Elizabeth Buster.
