Nokosee Fields News Today

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The U of A community is invited to celebrate alongside our Indigenous students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members in honoring the culture, contributions and triumphs of Indigenous people past and present.

Folklorist Rachel Reynolds and the Music Education Initiative have partnered together to bring a special weekend of music, learning and community to Fayetteville.

Counterpublic 2023 features public art by more than 30 artists. They explore social issues facing the neighborhoods where their art is placed. The citywide exhibition runs through July 16.

One of the largest civic exhibitions in the United States challenges artists to help invigorate neighborhoods.

What is a public? According to the literary critic Michael Warner, it is a relation between strangers bound together by law, belief, or shared expe

Festival International Special Conversation - Cultural Appreciation vs AppropriationPanel discussion moderated by Elliot Wade (The Current) with special guest, Ngaiire, a Papua New Guinean born, Australian artist, plus other cultural leaders and artists including Ashlee Michot, Malentina, Nokosee Fields and Erica Fox.Join them in this safe space to talk about how to bring awareness to different cultures and artistic practices with respect and care. For more information and to register for this e...

Bright, geometric and colorful — 40 low, wooden platforms adorned with ribbons at their corners dot a field of grass. They are an unexpected sight next to Interstate 55. 

The "Counterpublic" exhibition will include 30 sculptures, films and other artwork reflecting on the injustices faced by people living in the neighborhoods where the work is placed.

“Tatiana is super busy,” Alice Gerrard says. “She’s smart, she’s grounded, and she excels at everything she does. I just don’t see how she fits it all into her day.”