The speed and scale of participation from a generally apolitical art world underscores the crisis, said Scott Ogden of Shrine Gallery. “I have not seen such widespread banding together by the art industry and galleries in a long time, if ever,” Ogden noted. “The energy in Minneapolis was palpable,” Gray said, noting that the recent federal immigration surge has had a profound impact on local tribal communities. ICE’s detention of enrolled Native Americans, who have distinct treaty protections and sovereignty, has forced some to hide indoors. If your gallery or art institution is closing, email tsolomon@artnews.com to be added.