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Tewa Dancer, Ohkay Owingeh, New Mexico, 2013 | Image by Dana Gluckstein

DIGNITY: Tribes in Transition

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Through 60 stunning and intimate portraits, photographer Dana Gluckstein pays homage to Indige

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Hungry Planet: What the World Eats

Hungry Planet: What the World Eats

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An exhibit based on the James Beard Award-winning book by Peter Menzel and Faith D'Aluisio.

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Many Nations- Oregon Tribal Flags

Many Nations - Oregon Tribal Flags

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Oregon is home to nine independent tribal nations. Journey into the history and meanings of each nation’s flag. 

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Navigating Knowledge

Navigating Knowledge: A Journey Through Museum Collections

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From monkeys and maps to fossils and folklore, MNCH collections help University of Oregon scholars solve mysteries about our planet and our collective human experience.
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Strung Together - Beads, People, and History

Strung Together - Beads, People, and History

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Strung Together celebrates beads and beadwork from around the world, spanning thousands of years and six continents.

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Image of earthquake ravaged building

Survival Architecture and the Art of Resilience

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Science, technology, and art converge in a quest for resilience: What does it take to thrive amid a changing climate?
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View of the Moon

The Moon

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The moon is a place where mountains form in moments and astronaut bootprints might last for millennia.
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The Owl and The Woodpecker

The Owl and The Woodpecker

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Join conservation photographer Paul Bannick for a remarkable birding adventure!
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