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April 26, 2002
After Hours: Duwamish Tribe exhibit preserves its history
Photo by Jeff Corwin This photo of Ann Rasmussen, a Duwamish tribal elder, is on display in the King County Art Gallery's "First People Exhibit." |
SEATTLE -- The King County Art Gallery is set to open "First People Exhibit," an exhibit that tells the story of the Duwamish Tribe as seen through the eyes of 19 tribal members, many of them elders.
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