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Article: Native Americans' past, present merge impressively
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- Yakima Herald-Republic
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- January 9, 2008
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By KIM NOWACKI
YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC
More than 100 years after Lee Moorhouse took scores of black-and-
white photographs of the native peoples of the Columbia River
Plateau, six Native Americans set out to document their own culture
and lives.
On Sunday, those digital images, shot in the Lower Valley during
the early spring of 2008, and Moorhouse's images, reproduced from
the original glass plate negatives, will go on display at the Larson
Gallery in an exhibit titled "Through the Lens -- Past and Present."
But that isn't all.
Also Sunday, the Yakima Valley Museum will open "Treasures from
the Plateau," a vast display of Native American artifacts, and the
Allied ArtsCenter will present ...