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“Birds in Her Ears,” by contemporary Indigenous artist Henry Payer

Alum brings Indigenous art into the mainstream

David Kimelberg JD ’98 comes from a family of artists. His mother, Pamela Ahrens, was an art teacher, and his brother Michael was an artist. The family are active members … Read more

By Linda Copman December 9, 2022
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