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Never Again Stamps

2015

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Riffing on the USPS “forever” stamps, these “never again” stamps honor sites devoted to the commemoration of Native Americans in the United States.  The sites vary widely from one another to include places where populations had lived freely or were displaced, incarcerated, or massacred but all are imbricated in a discourse of commemoration. Perforated and gummed sheets are available for spectators as a free take away at all exhibition venues. They can be placed (in addition to USPS postage) on correspondence as a reminder of the other nations that share this country.

The stamps were created for the Re-riding History project for which # artists were invited to create commemorative art works using the ledger format.
 

They were shown in exhibitions at:

Trout Gallery, Art Museum of Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA (2018)

  

Kenosha Public Museum, Kenosha, WI (2017)

Edgewood College Gallery, Madison WI (2017)

Museum of the Great Plains, Lawton, Oklahoma (2017)

University Gallery, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse  (2016)

University of Buffalo Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY (2016)

All My Relations Gallery, Minneapolis, MN (2015)

The A.D. Gallery University of North Carolina – Pembroke (2015)

Wright Museum of Art, Beloit, WI (2015)

Crisp-Ellert Art Museum  Augustine, FL (2015)

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