Journeys in Spirited Landscapes September 18 - October 11 Opening reception: September 18, 5-8pm Gallery Talk: September 19, 4pm Featuring the work of UWM Anthropology professor, Bernard C. Perley, this collection of paintings and drawings reflect different experiences in his journeys through American Indian "spirited" landscapes; homage amidst the effigy mounds, spirits of place in the southwest, and primordiality in the Maliseet homeland. He has produced these landscapes so that we may never forget how we came from this earth and how we are important participants in not only a "spirited" landscape, but a spiritual landscape as well. Also, be sure to take a look at Bernard C. Perley's website here. Public special events during this exhibition: Gallery Talk with Bernard C. Perley September 19, 4pm Journeys in Spirited Landscapes is a collection of creative work that commemorates the deep histories of Native North American landscapes.  The artist will discuss how combining language, landscape, and Native American Cosmogenesis offer insights into appreciating the spirit of the landscapes we take for granted.   Discovering Native North American October 10, 4pm In anticipation of Columbus Day, the artist will present a program for discovering the Native North American landscape.  The program will include the perspectives from scholars and American Indian storytellers who will offer their knowledge about the deep histories of Native North America.   Cosponsored by the Center for 21 st Century Studies, the American Indian Student Association, American Indian Student Services, UWM department of American Indian Studies and the UWM Multicultural Student Coalition.   Here are some photos of the reception and artist talk:             Campus Level, Room W199 2200 E. Kenwood Blvd. Milwaukee, WI 53211 414.229.6310 Hours: Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri & Sat 12-5pm; Thu 12-7pm * There will be special extended hours on Saturday, September 29 from 9am-5pm *