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Roots We Water: An Immersive Art Installation
October 10 @ 12:00 am - October 11 @ 12:00 am
Traveling Exhibit · Presented by Cahokia PHX
Roots We Water: An Immersive Art Installation
Roots We Water is a multidisciplinary immersive installation that centers Indigenous identity, sovereignty, and self-determination as living, inseparable forces — expressed through large-scale canvas, projection, and the material knowledge of four Native artists working in collective declaration. The installation occupies space as an act of cultural assertion. To enter is to step into a field of memory, resistance, and continuity — where the land is not a backdrop but a subject, and water is not a resource but a relative. See this special traveling exhibit at SVM during our regular museum hours on Saturday 10/10 (9:00 am – 4:00 pm) and Sunday 10/11 (12:00 pm – 4:00 pm). There is no charge to view this special exhibit, and general museum admission applies to the museum galleries and archaeological trail. For more information about our partner Cahokia PHX, visit cahokiaphx.com.
Free exhibit viewing
October 10 – 11, 2026
Sat (9 AM–4 PM) · Sun (12 PM–4 PM)
Plan your visit
Saturday, Oct 10 · 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Community Room Exhibit
Explore large-scale canvas work, projection, and material knowledge shared by
four Native artists working in collective declaration. No charge to view this special exhibit.
Sunday, Oct 11 · 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Museum Galleries & Trail
Step into a field of memory, resistance, and continuity. Extend your day by
exploring the museum galleries and archaeological trail (general museum admission applies).
Presented by Cahokia PHX
Where land is a subject and water is a relative
Join us October 10 and 11 to experience this powerful multidisciplinary
installation. Learn more about our partner at cahokiaphx.com.
Exhibit view
Free (Community Room)
Galleries & Trail
General Admission
Registration
Not required
No charge to view the special exhibit in the Community Room.
General museum admission applies to galleries and the archaeological trail.