The State Museum is opening up a new display that bridges the worlds of culture, art and diversity.
“The style of the photographs draws you in. You don’t have anything to distract you. And then as you go into the QR codes on some of these, you can listen to the dancer of that dance that you’re looking at explained their dance and how’s it’s meaningful to them,” said Dr. Jeb Schenck, Photographer, The Pow Wow Dancer of the Wind River.
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