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Canvas of Clay: Hopi Pottery Masterworks from The Allan and Judith Cooke Collection

Celebrating Six Centuries of the Hopi Culture

On exhibit for the first time, more than 65 of the finest examples of Hopi pottery from The Allan and Judith Cooke Collection. A gift to the museum, this exhibition celebrates six centuries of the Hopi people and culture, whose tribal land lies in northern Arizona.

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