10/12/2026
I walked through the Denver International Airport yesterday and came across an art exhibit called “Lines of Continuance,” curated by Steven J Yazzie, comprised of works of art created by multiple Indigenous artists. I agree with the following description taken from FlyDenver.com:
“Too often, Indigenous peoples and cultures are portrayed as belonging to the past, tethered to fixed places or preserved in static images, textbooks and museum dioramas.” — www.flydenver.com/press-release/denver-international-airport-opens-group-exhibition-reflecting-on-the-contemporary-indigenous-experience/.
Indigenous people are here, today. Everywhere, today. Let’s remember the past … the not-too-distant past … and embrace the present day.
Today we honor the first peoples of this land and celebrate the cultures, traditions, and communities that continue to thrive.
May we listen more, learn more, and walk with greater respect.
Visit www.flydenver.com/press-release/denver-international-airport-opens-group-exhibition-reflecting-on-the-contemporary-indigenous-experience/ to read more about this exhibit and the artists, and to view more amazing photos, courtesy of Denver International Airport.