NshekéwbeLauren Kelly Citizen Potawatomi Exploring social and emotional isolation in the Seventh Fire generation's spiritual and cultural return home, this piece depicts a woman wrapped in a blanket and standing at some distance from a wigwam. Through surreal snow or dust, the red clay soil (a reference to Oklahoma) is barely visible as a horizon line. "Nshekwbe" means to be home alone. Although in the arms of community we are never alone, those of us who are

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"Nshekéwbe" means to be home alone

I am very proud of my heritage and the area where I live

Artist Lisa Rutherford

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