The Otoe-Missouria tribe called Southeast Nebraska home for over three hundred years but was displaced by the U-S in 1881, and forcibly moved to Red Rock, Oklahoma. Now there are efforts from the tribe to reconnect with their spiritual homeland through art.

First ever Otoe-Missouria art exhibition held in Lincoln

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First ever Otoe-Missouria art exhibition held in Lincoln

First ever Otoe-Missouria art exhibition held in Lincoln

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