The exhibition 'Born of the Bear Dance: Dugan Aguilar's Photographs of Native California' presents an extensive overview of the late photographer's work. It offers insight into Native Californian culture, highlighting portraits of ceremony participants and veterans, alongside landscapes. Dugan Aguilar, who documented Indigenous life and tradition, began his career after serving in Vietnam and studying photography at prestigious universities. The exhibition was initiated by Malcolm Margolin, recognizing the importance of Aguilar's archive to be housed in the Oakland Museum, culminating in a celebration of the artist's legacy until June 22.
Dustin Aguilar describes the exhibition as a comprehensive introduction to his father's work, effectively encapsulating the significance of Dugan Aguilar's artistic contributions.
The show highlights portraits of ceremonial participants and veterans, alongside landscapes that Aguilar viewed as portraits, showcasing his deep connection to Native California.
Collection
[
|
...
]