ArtRage Gallery- artrageous art for peace & social justice! Dr. Weeks Elementary School Students – photo by Steve Orlando, Art Teacher The Gallery Director and the Community Engagement Organizer invite educators of all disciplines to ArtRage to learn about our upcoming exhibition season and how…
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Screening and discussion with Torry Mendoza We continue screening this important documentary series with the last two parts. Since their invention, Hollywood movies have generally portrayed Native American Indians as bloodthirsty villains, anonymous and deadly forces of nature, or as noble savages. And speaking roles…
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Screening and discussion with Maureen Schwarz. Since their invention, Hollywood movies have generally portrayed Native American Indians as bloodthirsty villains, anonymous and deadly forces of nature, or as noble savages. And speaking roles tended to go to Anglo-Saxons in red-skinned versions of minstrels. Who can…
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Directed by Chris Eyre Based on acclaimed stories by Sherman Alexei. Two teen boys leave the Reservation to solve their woes on a quirky journey of self-discovery. A winningly witty indie film, written, directed, and acted by Native Americans! Sundance Film Festival: Audience & Filmmaker…
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Directed by Heather Rae Insightful look at the travels, performances, and politics of legendary Native American poet/ activist John Trudell. “He is extremely eloquent, and therefore extremely dangerous” — FBI file on Trudell Seattle Film Festival: Documentary Special Award $5 Suggested Donation