In a preview of the Takuwe opening, the Independent Record says, “This provocative educational art exhibit ... responds to the [Wounded Knee Massacre] through art, but also examines historical evidence in a search for answers” to why the tragedy happened. You can read the review here. One of the artists featured in the preview and the exhibit, Angela Babby, attended the opening and reported, “it was beautiful and had an impact on everyone who attended.” For instance, “people REALLY want to know what the artists were thinking while they made their artworks.” During the opening, Angela carefully considered the multi-media exhibit: “This was the first time that I have been able to spend time looking and listening to everything in the exhibit. It’s profound.”