From the HAC Collection: Brian Tripp
Knight Gallery
This special exhibition will showcase the entirety of the Humboldt Arts Council's collection of works by the esteemed Brian Duane Tripp (1945-2022). As a member of the Karuk Tribe, Brian Tripp achieved international recognition for his multifaceted artistic practice, which included visual art, poetry, traditional singing, and dance. This will be the first opportunity for the public to view the complete HAC collection of his significant artistic contributions, all together in one place at the Morris Graves Museum of Art. This comprehensive presentation will offer a valuable insight into Tripp's artistic legacy and the collecting practices of the HAC. This exhibition promises to be quite insightful. It will delve into the enduring artistic legacy of Tripp, offering a comprehensive overview of his significant contributions to the art world. Furthermore, the presentation will provide valuable information regarding the collecting practices of the Humboldt Arts Council. We will explore the principles and strategies that guide our acquisition of artworks, offering a deeper understanding of how our collection is shaped and curated.
