Online Lecture | March 19 Dr. Chelsea Herr on work in the new exhibit ECHOES

Ms. Herr will explain and contextualize works featured in our new exhibit Echoes in this online/virtual lecture via the teams platform.

Free for Members with Registration | Non Members $10 with Registration

All registrants will receive an email with instructions on how to join 24-48 hours before we begin! This email will be sent to the email address entered at checkout. (We regret we can not send additional links, if your party is joining from two different computers or location, please register separately.) Those registered as members who do not have a current membership will need to pay for a membership before registering or a link to join may not be sent. Membership can be paid for at this link.

Chelsea M. Herr, a Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma citizen, is the inaugural Jack & Maxine Zarrow Curator for Indigenous Art and Culture at Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Her work at Gilcrease is focused on advocacy, inclusion, and self-representation of Indigenous peoples and cultures in museum spaces. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from Seattle Pacific University and a Master of Arts in Art History with an emphasis on Native studies from the University of California, Riverside. In 2020, Herr earned a doctorate in Native American
Art History from the University of Oklahoma, writing a dissertation on Indigenous Futurisms in the work of Native North American artists. She recently guest curated Past Forward: Indigenous Art from Gilcrease Museum with co-curator Janet Berlo, which traveled the United States between 2024 and 2025.