See Tonto knock out the Lone Ranger. Deconstruct religion. See an artist "selling out" through a gumball machine. Diversity & Dialogue: The Eiteljorg Museum Fellowship for Native American Fine Art, which opens Saturday, Nov. 10, allows you to do these things and more through the provocative work of six renowned Native American artists: Dana Claxton (Lakota), Gerald Clarke (Cahuilla), Larry McNeil (Tlingit/ Nisgaá), Sonya Kelliher-Combs (Inupiaq / Athabascan), William Wilson (Diné) and Distinguished Artist, James Luna (Luiseño). The display includes more than 45 examples of contemporary, engaging and challenging photography, installation work, four-channel DVD, drawing, printmaking and painting. The exhibition is supported by a gala, symposium and a special "homecoming" in honor of the Fellowship program's 10th anniversary.

From press release.