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Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center and its collection
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The Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center is a significant Native American cultural center situated in Seattle, Washington. It is nestled within the expansive 20 acres of Seattle's Discovery Park, in the Magnolia neighborhood. The center serves as an urban base for Native Americans in the Seattle area, providing a space for cultural activities, education, and art.
Functions and Activities at the Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center
The Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center is a hub of Native American cultural activity in its region. It serves multiple functions, including a conference center, a venue for pow wows, a location for a Head Start school program, and an art gallery. These diverse activities make the center a vibrant and dynamic place for visitors to experience Native American culture.
Art Collection at the Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center
The Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center boasts a permanent art collection that includes a variety of large artworks by and about Native Americans. One of the notable pieces in the collection is 'Blue Jay', a 30-foot wide, 12-foot high sculpture by Lawney Reyes, the brother of Bernie Whitebear. This collection offers visitors a unique opportunity to appreciate Native American art and culture.
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#23 History & Anthropology in Washington state
#7 Contemporary art museums in Washington state
#4 Ethnology museums in Washington state
#8 Art & Design in Seattle
#6 History & Anthropology in Seattle
#6 Contemporary art museums in Seattle
#3 Ethnology museums in Seattle
#198 Ethnology museums in United States