The granddaughter of Wyoming ranchers and an enrolled member in the Turtle Clan of the Seneca Nation (Haudenosaunee), Watt has described herself as “half cowboy and half Indian,” conscious of the entangled histories of colonizer and colonized. The exhibition highlights thematic through lines in her work, including dreams, thresholds, myths, memories, motherhood, and the meanings inherent in everyday objects. Many works reference the Seneca creation story and key Seneca principles related to kinship and ecological stewardship. Other societal and art-historical forces are on display as well, including Greco Roman mythology, the cultures of Coast Salish and Plains tribes, the pop culture myths of Star Wars and Star Trek, and the geometries of minimalism. Taken together, Watt’s works make clear that Seneca culture is alive and dynamically responsive to an ever shifting and evolving cultural landscape.