Posts Tagged ‘events’
Oct. ’26 Events
The alley recommends confirming all events beforehand. What Could Not Be Erased: Ledger Art by Joe PulliamThrough October 9Two Rivers Gallery1530 E Franklin AvenueFreeWhat Could Not Be Erased features the work of acclaimed Oglala Lakota ledger artist JoePulliam, who puts forward a powerful tradition of Lakota ledger art that has shaped Lakotapeople for generations. Learn more about Pulliam’s art at the Two Rivers Gallery page onfacebook. For gallery information, go to 2riversartgallery.org. WAABERIGA DHAMMAADKIISA / at the end of daybreak Through October 26Gage Gallery610 22nd Avenue SFreeIn their exhibit developed during the 2026 Soomaal Visual Arts Fellowship, artist nafyarexplores identity through the lens of personal memory and digital archives using cyanotype,painting, and video installation. nafyar is interested in the effects of displacement and alienationon memory and culturemaking; their work discusses notions of fixed linear time that havecreated holes in which the [...]
Imagine the Future We Want
Is the Future Coming? Is it Already Here? By JOE HESLA Hey 9th Ward people! We and the whole metro area fought off the Operation Metro Surge. But what are we facing now? A federal presence still threatening our neighbors. An election process being systematically attacked. Wildfires in our Boundary Waters. Predatory mining threatening water quality while imminent grave water shortages spread throughout our state and the country. All while the rich get richer and working people struggle even more just to survive. What do you want for your future? What is worth fighting for? Let’s imagine the future we can all thrive in! Come on over Saturday, Sept 26 to the All Nations Indian Church and let’s create it together! Program: The iconic Unlawful Assembly will kick off the eventFun, Interactive Activities to Create the Future We Want:Protect Our DemocracyConnect for ClimateDefend the ElectionsHumane ImmigrationTax the RichCoffee & Light Food will be served Event [...]
Sept. ’26 Events
The alley recommends confirming all events beforehand. Sakowin Synergy Through September 5 All My Relations Arts 1414 E Franklin Avenue Free This dynamic collection of works by four contemporary Native artists, Ray “Rock Boy” Janis, Sheldon Starr, Jim Yellow Hawk, and Dwayne “Chuck” Wilcox evokes a deep respect for tradition alongside a bold embrace of modernity and a spirit of collaboration. Read more about the artists and the exhibition at allmyrelationsarts.org/exhibitions-events/exhibitions/sakowin-synergy. What Could Not Be Erased: Ledger Art by Joe Pulliam Through October 9 Two Rivers Gallery 1530 E Franklin Avenue Free The work of acclaimed Oglala Lakota ledger artist Joe Pulliam carries forward a powerful tradition of Lakota ledger art storytelling rooted in histories of resistance, survival, and cultural continuity that has shaped Lakota people for generations. To learn more about Pulliam’s art and for gallery hours, visit [...]
