ENCODED – Indigenous Artists Reclaim The Met’s American Wing #ArtTuesday #ChangetheStory

Cass Gardiner in collaboration BirdxBird, “Skoden Warriors” (2025) over Jerome B. Thompson’s “The Belated Party on Mansfield Mountain” (1858); If you don’t have time to visit you can use the Amplifier AR app and view some of the works on your desktop through your phone.

 

Tour the MET like never before. This is an unsanctioned AR intervention on the American Wing, created by 17 Indigenous artist commenting on 25 artworks. Encoded looks to retell the story of American Art with a broader lens. Definitely a reason to revisit the MET!

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Curated by filmmaker and curator Tracy Renée Rector and an anonymous Indigenous curator who funded the project, and developed collaboratively with design lab Amplifier, ENCODED: Change the Story, Change the Future questions who is uplifted and memorialized in American history — who is American, really? — and what might happen when Indigenous artists reclaim space for themselves.

Read more!

Changethestorychangethefuture.com
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