Oklahoma History Center exhibits curator Tara Damron discusses an exhibit of Woody Crumbo art that is on display at the OHC through May 29, 2013. Damron says objects in the exhibit are being changed out three times during its run. She describes, Crumbo, who is acclaimed as the greatest of the Citizen Potawatomi artists, as someone who was personable and approachable. She says he accepted the task of educating non-Natives about Indian art and was a pioneer in the silk-screening process.

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