Two large kites with bold text hang in a white gallery. A framed photograph on the right shows a desert landscape with "INDIAN LAND" written on it. The ceiling features exposed beams and the floor is light-coloured.
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YSP Patrons and Friends: Curatorial Tour of Hold to This Earth

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About YSP Patrons and Friends: Curatorial Tour of Hold to This Earth

Enjoy an exclusive tour of Hold to This Earth: Works by Contemporary Indigenous North American Artists from Tia Collection in the Underground Gallery with Senior Curator, Sarah Coulson, exploring the themes, artists and curatorial approach of this extraordinary exhibition.

Please note: This event is available exclusively to YSP Friends and Patrons. Maximum 2 tickets per individual membership.

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  • 09.30–11.00 Book Now

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