Join Uncanny Art House for the opening of Indian Time, a thought-provoking exhibition curated by Xicana Multidisciplinary Artist Alicia Smith, a recently selected Tulsa Fellowship Artist, in collaboration with the Jacobson House. The exhibition debuts during the 2nd Friday Artwalk on March 14th at 6 PM in Downtown Norman, Oklahoma and will be on display through April 6th.

Date: Friday, March 14th, 2025 (2nd Friday Artwalk)
Time: 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Location: Uncanny Art House, 106 E Main St, Norman, OK

ABOUT THE EXHIBITION

Indian Time explores diverse interpretations of time from Indigenous perspectives, weaving together themes of cultural identity, history, and futurism. The exhibition delves into the colloquial humor surrounding “cultural lateness,” cyclical understandings of time, and the ways Indigenous communities document histories and cosmogeneologies. It challenges imperialist narratives that dismiss Indigenous values as outdated or anti-science, inviting viewers to reimagine progress through an Indigenous lens.

The show also embraces critiques of capitalist time structures, offering a space for reflection and dialogue. Through a mix of visual art, storytelling, and multimedia installations, Indian Time celebrates the resilience, creativity, and wisdom of Indigenous cultures while envisioning new possibilities for the future.

Exhibition will be on display in our gallery from March 14 through April 6.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

More details about featured artists coming very soon