NEWS AND EVENTS
What's New?
Our new book! Edward S. Curtis: Unpublished Alaska.
Featuring 100 rarely- or never-before-seen images from Edward and Beth's 1927 trip to the northwest coast of Alaska, along with excerpts from their daily journals of the adventure.
Social Distance Powwow sends prayers, goes viral
Read the full story here from the Navajo Times: https://navajotimes.com/coronavirus-updates/social-distance-powwow-sends-prayers-goes-viral/
PINE RIDGE REPORTS FIRST CASE OF COVID-19
Read the full story here from the office of the President:
https://www.lakotatimes.com/articles/pine-ridge-reports-first-case-of-covid-19/
Two Pueblos have some of the highest infections rates in the US
Read the full story here:
No running water. No electricity. On Navajo Nation, coronavirus creates worry and confusion as cases surge
Our Native communities need help too!
Read more here from the L.A. Times
OGLALA LAKOTA TREE PLANTING
February 24, 2020. We're helping Chief Henry Red Cloud of the Oglala Lakota plant trees in the Bear Butte area of South Dakota, a sacred site for thousands of years that was devastated by wildfires in 2012. Some of our board members will be joining Henry and his volunteers on May 29-31. If you'd like to support us in this effort, please donate or contact us about volunteering.
BENEFIT IN ASPEN
February 15, 2020. We had an amazing time meeting new Curtis enthusiasts and collectors at Valley Fine Art - Aspen. Mia Valley hosted a Benefit Reception for us in the galley and it was a huge success with 150-200 people coming in over the two-night event. We are so grateful for Mia, all her friends and clients and ours two! Thank you, Peter Templeton (our custom frame maker) for making the drive clear up from Taos and to Paige Eden Photography and Rob for coming over from Denver!!! We appreciate all the new supporters, new volunteers, and all the fabulous donations. Thank you all from the bottom of our hearts. Pedro Valdezz, Timothy Reevis, & Henry Red Cloud
