(Catalog cover courtesy The Museum at Warm Springs)
A 96-page lavishly-illustrated, full-color catalog (ISBN 979-8-234-07660-1) has been published by The Museum at Warm Springs to celebrate The Museum’s current exhibition, Lillian Pitt: Art, Memory, Home. It is on sale now through October 10, 2026 in The Museum’s gift shop and available at a wholesale price to retail outlets, including museums and other gift shops.
The catalog retails for $40 plus shipping and handling. Through Saturday, October 10, 2026, it is on sale for $30 in The Museum’s Gift Shop. Museum Members will receive an additional 10% discount.
The wholesale price for all retail outlets, including museums and other gits shops, is $15 plus shipping and handling through October 10, and $20 plus shipping and handling after October 10. To place an order, call 541-553-3331, ext. 409.
Filled with historic, cultural and artistic insight from fellow artists, friends and relatives who know Lillian best, this catalog is both intimate and scholarly and will stand as an important, lasting tribute to the life and works of one of Oregon’s most beloved Indigenous artists.
Edited by Anne Keala Kelly, it includes essays and perspectives by prominent Native contemporary artists, art historians and scholars, including Phillip Cash Cash, Rebecca Dobkins, Alfred “Bud” Lane III, Toma Villa, Donald J. Stastny (FAIA emeritus and Board of Directors, The Museum at Warm Springs) and Elizabeth Woody (The Museum at Warm Springs executive director, former Oregon Poet Laureate, and Lillian Pitt’s niece).
“The scope of my Aunty Lillian’s influence on the breadth of Indigenous Pacific artists, Native Americans and Polynesians reaches across oceans and generations… she transforms people into resourceful power and kindred forces before they know what has happened — as only tricksters, changemakers and creative artists can,” said Woody.
The majority of photographs in the catalog were shot by Dennis Maxwell with additional photos by Joe Cantrell. Maxwell and Cantrell are longtime friends of Pitt. The catalog was designed by DeeAnn Glazier, senior graphic designer at XPress Printing, Inc., in Sisters, Oregon.
Lillian Pitt: Art, Memory, Home” is currently on view at The Museum through Saturday, October 10, 2026.
About The Museum at Warm Springs
The Museum at Warm Springs opened its doors to the public on March 14, 1993. Built to Smithsonian Institution professional standards, The Museum’s mission is to preserve, advance and share the traditions, cultural and artistic heritage of The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, Oregon and other Indigenous peoples. Regular Museum hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 9am-12pm to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. The Museum is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day. Admission: Museum Members (free), Adults ($7), Senior Citizens over 60 ($6), Students 13-18 with student body card ($4.50), Children 5-12 ($3.50) and Children 4 and younger (free). The Museum welcomes donations any time of the year. Please consider a matching gift to the Oregon Cultural Trust. Your gift to the Trust (up to $500 for individuals, $1,000 for couples filing jointly, and $2,500 for class-C corporations) is a tax credit, a dollar-for-dollar reduction for any Oregon taxes you owe. The Oregon Cultural Trust is a generous supporter of our Museum. The Museum at Warm Springs is located at 2189 U.S. Highway 26 in Warm Springs. Phone: 541-553-3331.