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Home Lands: How Women Made the West
Maria Martinez, "Olla," c.1926 (signed 1975). Southwest Museum, Autry National C
Home Lands: How Women Made the West
October 17, 2010 - January 17, 2011

Cost: Free

From ancient pueblos to modern suburbs, women have shaped the Western landscape through choices about how to sustain home, family, and community. Home Lands: How Women Made the West brings together women's history, Western history, and environmental history to show how women have been at the heart of the Western enterprise across cultures and over time. Historical artifacts, art, photographs, and biographies of individual women will lead visitors through four distinctive Western environments created and inhabited by women.

Married woman's kimono, Japan, circa 1922
Married woman's kimono, Japan, circa 1922

Enjoy an exclusive preview of Home Lands: How Women Made the West on Saturday, October 16. Mention "American Arts Experience St. Louis" for entry. Visit the American Arts Experience St. Louis website for information on the festival celebrating American arts in the St. Louis region.

Home Lands: How Women Made the West was organized by the Autry National Center, Los Angeles, California.

(PLEASE NOTE: Exhibition dates are subject to change. Confirm dates prior to your museum visit.)

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