| Between Fences opens in Topawa at the Tohono O'odham Nation Cultural Center & Museum March 15, 2008 |
| The patio site of the opening presentation, with Baboquivari Peak, the most sacred place to the Tohono O’odham people, in the distance. |
| Details from the panel describing the division of the Nation by the international border, from the local exhibit "O'odham Fences." |
| Between Fences state coordinator Ann-Mary Johnson talks with museum staff member Matthew Lewis and local project coordinator and exhibit curator Dr. Eric Kaldahl. |
| (Left) The diorama titled "When We Didn't Need Locks," showing a traditional Tohono O'odham dwelling. (Right) A diorama from “O’odham Fences” depicting the Nation’s dilemma over the international border. |
| At the opening ceremony, presenter Joe Joaquin discusses various divisions of Tohono O'odham land. |
| (Above and Left) Photographs from the local exhibit “O’odham Fences.” |