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Winnebago RVs, an iconic and familiar sight in Iowa, are a prevalent feature in the latest Iowa artist exhibit at the Des Moines Art Center.
Why it matters: Sioux City-born artist Henry Payer uses images of the RV as a reflection of himself and his tribe, the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska.
State of play: Winnebago RV co-opted the tribe's name to evoke a sense of freedom and mobility, he tells the art center.
If you go: Payer's exhibit is on display until June 17. Admission is free.