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Truman Lowe served on the selection panel for the 2015 Contemporary Art Fellowship from the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art. Recipients and their work will be featured in the “Changing the Drumbeat,” exhibit. WALKER, T. OF DRUMS, DREAMS & ART. Native Peoples Magazine. 28, 3, 42-46, May 2015. ISSN: 08957606. — Preceding
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