Eugene Tapahe Art Heals: The Jingle Dress Project Exhibit Extended

 

Drawing thousands of attendees and counting, the important exhibition by artist Eugene Tapahe titled Art Heals: The Jingle Dress Project has been extended through September 28, 2025. 

Word of mouth and the recent article in Pasatiempo: Standing On Ceremony. has sparked tremendous enthusiasm, with many guests making repeated visits and an overwhelming number of requests to extend the exhibit for school groups and those who have not yet seen the exhibit.

The public response to the exhibition has been overwhelming, with viewers visibly moved by the powerful photographs that have raised awareness of many Native American issues, such as land acknowledgment, women’s rights, and, most importantly, the epidemic of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). 

View the exhibit on-line here.

Read the article in Hot Mirror: "Eugene Tapahe's photographs from his Art Heals project commanded attention—not merely for their striking colors juxtaposed against nature's beauty, but for the profound story they tell."