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Tag Archives: First Nations

Make It Bun Dem

Skrillex & Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley, directed by Tony T. Datis.

Wanda Coleman Portable Spoken Word Mural

Wanda Coleman Portable Spoken Word Mural

Francisco Letelier in Collaboration with Youth Build Participants and Venice Community Housing Corporation created this portable mural panel.

Owe Aku (Bring Back the Way)

Owe Aku (Bring Back the Way)

Our Red Nations have all opposed the KXL pipeline and called upon Lakota to defend the water.

No KXL Crop Art

No KXL Crop Art

John Quigley worked with the Cowboy-Indian Alliance and Bold Nebraska to create this massive piece of crop art

Gallery: Chalkupy!

Gallery: Chalkupy!

Chalk Art in Oscar Grant Plaza by Fresh Juice Party.

Honor the Treaties

Honor the Treaties

Ernesto Yerena

The Last American Indian on Earth

The Last American Indian on Earth

Gregg Deal's performance art piece documents what happens when an unsuspecting public is confronted with the flesh-and-blood version of a stereotype...

Land Grab

John Spooner. A campaign, Our Land Our Business, to hold the World Bank accountable for its role in the rampant theft of land and resources from some of the world’s poorest people.

Their Days are Numbered

Evan Greer. "I offer this as just one of many voices calling for an end to all oppression. Please support the movements and leave your fear behind."

Angel of Peace at Coal Seam Gas Blockade

Angel of Peace at Coal Seam Gas Blockade

Writing and photos by A Woman with a Camera: Marie Cameron