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Events & Gatherings

March 22 at 1:00PM–2:00PM

The End of Winter

The End of Winter Great Plains Series: Points of Return – Spaces of Departure Closing Performance The End of Winter...

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March 27 at 6:00PM–9:00PM

Opening Celebration: Material. After. Life.

Opening Celebration: Material. After. Life. Friday, March 276-9 PMLevel 3 Galleria Opening in Feature Gallery, Material. After. Life. features works by...

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March 21 at 1:00PM–3:00PM

Discovery Cinema: Rental Family

Rental Family Join us for Discovery Cinema, a Saturday afternoon matinee series aimed at all ages. This March, we’re screening...

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A person stands outdoors in a snowy winter landscape, wearing layered cold-weather clothing including a fur-trimmed coat and a knit face covering. They carry a large bundle of bare branches across their back, secured with red cords, with a wooded area visible in the background.

Forecast Open House

February 22 at 2:00PM–4:00PM

Talks & Performances

A person wearing a furry hat with pointed ears and bold face paint around one eye looks off to the side in a dimly lit room. Blue, pink, and teal neon lighting washes over their face and the background, creating a moody, nightclub-like atmosphere.

Community Screening: Closet Monster

February 26 at 7:00PM–9:00PM

Film

Three people sit close together on a quiet sandy beach at sunset, leaning against one another beneath a large, weathered parasol. They wear light-colored, flowing dresses that blend with the warm tones of the sand and sky. Trees line the shoreline in the distance.

Cinema at the Museum: Daughters of the Dust

February 27 at 7:00PM–9:00PM

Film

Two people face each other closely in a dark, lively indoor setting illuminated by vivid pink, blue, and green lights. One has long, light-colored braids styled into a bun, while the other wears bright yellow glasses and a patterned cap. Both appear to be smiling and engaged in conversation, with blurred lights and figures in the background.

Discovery Cinema: Rafiki

February 28 at 1:00PM–3:00PM

Studio portrait of a woman with two long braids, wearing a black satin dress with gold accents and a gold shawl, along with beaded earrings, photographed against a dark backdrop.

Hand Drum Singing and Song Trading with Elisa Harkins

February 28 at 3:00PM–5:00PM

Talks & Performances

In a sunlit courtyard outside a brick institutional building, three men in dark suits stand at microphones addressing a small crowd. One gestures with an object in his hands while another appears to be speaking. Onlookers gather at ground level, and several people—mostly women and children—watch from a balcony above. At the right edge of the frame, an object draped entirely in red fabric partially obscures the scene.

Cinema at the Museum: Levers

March 5 at 7:00PM–9:00PM

Film

A close-up view through a car windshield shows a middle-aged man driving along an open, grassy landscape. He grips the steering wheel with a tense, focused expression, his eyes fixed straight ahead. A string of green beads hangs from the rearview mirror in the foreground, slightly out of focus, while muted daylight and rolling hills stretch beyond the glass.

Cinema at the Museum: One Battle After Another

March 6 at 7:00PM–9:00PM

Film

An animated scene shows a young girl floating calmly on her back in a pond filled with lily pads and pink lotus flowers. Her face is half-submerged, creating a soft reflection in the water below, while her green eye gazes upward. Pastel colors and gentle light give the image a dreamy, tranquil feeling.

Discovery Cinema: Little Amélie or the Character of Rain

March 7 at 1:00PM–3:00PM

Three adults sit in folding chairs at a museum event, smiling and laughing while holding art-making boards and materials. Other attendees stand and talk in the background, creating a lively, social atmosphere.

Field / Studio: Winter Botanicals

March 7 at 2:00PM–4:00PM

Person standing in a snowy, mountainous landscape holding a scoped rifle over their shoulder. Their face is painted with bold black geometric patterns and a red accent on the chin. They wear a sheer black top and a fur garment draped around their shoulders, looking directly at the camera against the stark, icy backdrop.

Opening Celebration: Sikuvoq, sikuerpoq / When the ice holds, when it breaks

March 12 at 6:00PM–9:00PM

In a dimly lit, smoky interior, a muscular man stands in the foreground gripping a weapon, his sleeveless shirt stained and his expression tense and alert. He wears a harness and a pendant necklace, and his body language suggests he is bracing for danger. Behind him, several other people—also dirty and bloodied—hold makeshift weapons and look in different directions, as if surrounded or preparing to fight.

Cinema at the Museum: Sinners

March 12 at 7:00PM–9:00PM

Film

In a wide desert landscape at golden hour, a bride and groom sit side by side on the open tailgate of a silver van. The bride wears a white lace wedding dress and veil, while the groom is dressed in a white shirt and dark trousers. A third man in a blue T-shirt and light pants stands nearby, looking off into the distance. Low, rocky hills stretch across the background.

Cinema at the Museum: It Was Just an Accident

March 13 at 7:00PM–9:00PM

Film