James A. Cooper Memorial Lecture: Artist Luzene Hill (EBCI)
A multidisciplinary artist talk explores Luzene Hill’s immersive installations and performance work, informed by precontact culture and Eastern Band of Cherokee perspectives, within a Cherokee studies lecture.
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