An hour with the people who assembled the show is the fastest way into a body of work most Los Angeles visitors will not have seen before: Whakatōhea weaving set beside an ancestral cloak from the Fowler's own collection. It is free, it is an hour, and it falls on the Sunday of Indigenous Peoples' Day weekend.
What to expect
A one-hour guided walk-through of the galleries led by the exhibition's curators, with time on individual works and the histories attached to them.
Good to know
- Admission to the Fowler Museum is free; the program page lists an RSVP.
- The walk-through runs 1 to 2 PM on Sunday, October 11.
- The exhibition opened the day before with a program of artists' talks and cultural presentations.
- The Fowler is on the UCLA campus at 308 Charles E. Young Dr. N; campus lots charge for parking.
- The museum's posted hours are noon to 5 PM.
Going? Keep it.
Also in Santa Monica, Venice & the Westside
Common questions
How long is it?
One hour, from 1 to 2 PM.
Who leads it?
The exhibition's curators, including co-curator Gina Tawhai Matchitt.