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Finding 'kinship' with Navajos

Published: Sunday, Oct. 30 2005 12:00 a.m. MDT

Michael Brandy, Deseret Morning News

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Claire Finch, a graduate student at the University of Utah, admires photos in "A Gesture of Kinship" exhibit at the Utah Museum of Natural History. Bruce Hucko, photographer, artist and teacher, lived on the Navajo reservation while teaching at Montezuma Creek Elementary School from 1978 to 1989. The exhibit, which runs until Jan. 15, 2006, includes "Navajo Tales and Crafts," conversation with Hucko and Navajo songs.

Claire Finch, a graduate student at the University of Utah, admires photos in "A Gesture of Kinship" exhibit at the Utah Museum of Natural History. Bruce Hucko, photographer, artist and teacher, lived on the Navajo reservation while teaching at Montezuma Creek Elementary School from 1978 to 1989. The exhibit, which runs until Jan. 15, 2006, includes "Navajo Tales and Crafts," conversation with Hucko and Navajo songs.

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