Blending cultural perspectives with one of life’s sustainable natural resources, “My Water, My Culture,” is on display through Jan. 16, at the Arizona Capitol Museum in Phoenix.
The Museum of Arizona Artists presents the exhibition, guest curated by Aaron Eagles, who is one of few Black docents nationwide. Making history in the museum circuits, the Southern California native is a Phoenix resident who grew up in Scottsdale.
While curating his first exhibition for a museum in November, he and the artists spoke about the necessity of water and its binding force for “all ethnicities, ecosystems and the ethos of our planet’s existence.”
