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l to r: Ziibiwing Director, Shannon Martin, City of Mt. Pleasant Mayor, Kathy Ling, Ziibiwing Research Center Coordinator, Anita Heard, Ziibiwing Curator, William Johnson Kitchitwaawendaagwat Nibiish Water is Sacred - Judy Pamp No Pipelines on Indigenous Lands: No DAPL - Jenny Davis Mother Water - Angela Two Stars Water Warriors - Alan Compo Ziigwan Nibi Kwe - Dr. Suzanne L. Cross Water, Water Everywhere - Shirley Brauker The exhibition includes an abundance of artistic expression ranging from arresting graphics to stunning paintings, drawings and photographs, to unique beadwork, shawls, basketry, cloth work, poetry and video. Ziibiwing was pleased to have Mt. Pleasant Mayor, Kathy Ling, cut the opening ribbon and be among the first to experience the creative and meaningful exhibition. Standing Rock Solid remains on display thru September 30, 2017. Admission is complimentary with the Diba Jimooyung permanent exhibit. Here’s a sample of what’s on display! STANDING ROCK SOLID changing exhibition - an artistic response to threats to our land & life opened on Earth Day, Saturday, April 22, 2017. Standing Rock Solid is a mixed-media exhibition of artwork by contemporary North American Indian artists illuminating the destruction and desecration of our Mother Earth and exploring our current environmental realities. Nimebine-Giizis (Sucker Moon) April, 2017 A Bi-Weekly ElectronicPublication from the Ziibiwing Center
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l to r: Ziibiwing Director, Shannon Martin, City of Mt. Pleasant Mayor, Kathy Ling,
Ziibiwing Research Center Coordinator, Anita Heard, Ziibiwing Curator, William Johnson
Kitchitwaawendaagwat Nibiish Water is Sacred - Judy Pamp
No Pipelines on Indigenous Lands: No DAPL - Jenny Davis
Mother Water - Angela Two StarsWater Warriors - Alan Compo
Ziigwan Nibi Kwe - Dr. Suzanne L. Cross Water, Water Everywhere - Shirley Brauker
The exhibition includes an abundance of artistic expression ranging from arresting graphics to stunning paintings, drawings and photographs, to unique beadwork, shawls, basketry, cloth work, poetry and video.
Ziibiwing was pleased to have Mt. Pleasant Mayor,Kathy Ling, cut the opening ribbon and be among the first to experience the creative and meaningful exhibition. Standing Rock Solid remains on display thru September 30, 2017. Admission is complimentary with the Diba Jimooyung permanent exhibit. Here’s a sample of what’s on display!
STANDING ROCK SOLID changing exhibition - an artistic response to threats to our land & life opened on Earth Day, Saturday, April 22, 2017. Standing Rock Solid is a mixed-media exhibition of artwork by contemporary North American Indian artists illuminating the destruction and desecration of our Mother Earth and exploring our current environmental realities.
Nimebine-Giizis(Sucker Moon)
April, 2017E-NoodaaganA Bi-Weekly ElectronicPublication from the Ziibiwing Center
STANDING ROCK SOLIDAPRIL 22 - SEPTEMBER 30, 2017
The Water Carries Her,She Carries the WaterElizabeth La Pensée, 2016
• 7am Sunrise Ceremony • Pipe Ceremony • Water Ceremony • Keynote Speakers • Environmental Info Booths • Youth Activities • Breakfast and Lunch provided
FREE & OPEN to the PUBLIC
SACRED WATER SYMPOSIUM
For more information contact William Johnson at 989.775.4730 or [email protected]
Much discussion has been emerging from our community regarding Standing Rock, Enbridge Line 5, Nestle, Flint, etc.
The intent of this symposium is to share, learn, mobilize, and discuss strategies for peaceful action.
An event in conjunction with Ziibiwing’s STANDING ROCK SOLID exhibit
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Saturday, April 29, 20177am - 5pm
For more information call (989) 775-4750 or visit us at www.sagchip.org/ziibiwing Published by the Ziibiwing Center, The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan • Copyright © 2017 - All rights reserved
Ziibiwing Center • 6650 E. Broadway, Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858 • Open Mon-Sat • 10am-6pm
