The Museum of the American Indian, on the site of a former Coast Miwok settlement in Novato, is exhibiting work that brings Indigenous storytelling to the fore through distinct artistic practices rooted in family, community and lived relationships with the land.
Elissa Simons explores native portraiture through analog photography and plant-based photo processing. Simons draws on family artistry reflected in motifs connected to her relatives.
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