Tag: the painted desert project
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in beauty it is finished again
howie hearn gangster of love, jerrel singer from hyuro’s wall in kayenta at dee’s laundromat, 2014 nate dawg
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Painted Desert Project Summary, Artist: Demian DinéYazhi
From September 6th – 9th, 2016 I was invited out to the Painted Desert Project by Chip Thomas (Jetsonorama) to engage with students at the Shonto Preparatory School on the Navajo Nation. Prior to my time with the Painted Desert Project, Chip and myself discussed making artwork with the immediate community that would result in a…
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subtle and insidious
Images from the Brooklyn Street Art blog post addressing uranium contamination on the Navajo nation also featuring work by Icy + Sot.
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building community
“The war of an artist with his society is a lover’s war and he does at his best what lover’s do which is to reveal the beloved to himself and with that revelation to make freedom real.” James Baldwin When I started wheat pasting large images along the roadside in 2009 I imagined…
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good stuff going down
new times interview before the show at chartreuse contemporary gallery in phoenix is here! stay tuned! stickers and a screen print of this image of stephanie on j. r.’s house from 2010 will be coming out soon.
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home on the range
in sick dawn light… thanks to lucy manheimer for the use of her trailer! meanwhile, in cow springs… a year later…
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Interview with Kyle G. Boggs, host of “Collaborative Communities and Contested Spaces: A Mini-Conference on Teaching, Resistance, and Alliance” to be held at the Museum of Northern Arizona 12, 2015
labrona x jetsonorma in cow springs, august 2014 Kyle: What pedagogical strategies have you employed that allow students and/or community members to a) recognize the influences that shape the way they see, value, and experience natural landscapes? b) how has that particular understanding resulted in the marginalization or outright dismissal of those peoples who…
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hugo’s stand
serita dale’s grandson with his ferret. “protect and preserve the holy spaces. the confluence of the grand canyon belongs to all of us, all the people. our ancestors preserved it for us. let us preserve it for generations to come.” renae yellowhorse for save the confluence. hugo’s stand (jetsonorama x nicolas lampert) today…