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The Mennello Museum of American Art is showing portraits of Native Americans taken by Navajo photographer Will Wilson alongside historical photos by Edward Curtis.

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian will launch the digital exhibition “Ancestors Know Who We Are” June 15.

On Feb. 9, Pulitzer-prize-winning poet Natalie Diaz will be giving a virtual poetry reading and lecture for the first Visiting Writers Series event of 2022. WSU’s Department of English and the Common Reading Program are partnering together to host the event. Cameron McGill, Visiting Writers Series co-director, said for several decades, the program has brought in...

Pulitzer-Prize winning poet Natalie Diaz kicks off the series Feb. 9. For more information on series presenters, including the YouTube links to upcoming readings, visit the Visiting Writers Series website.

In one of their biggest acquisitions yet, Amazon buys Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in $8.45 billion deal: According to the New York Times, that offer is 40% more than any other prospective buyers thought the 97-year-old film and TV studio was worth. All of MGM's pre-1986 film library had been auctioned years ago, but the Amazon deal comes with a "crown jewel": the James Bond franchise (though the e-commerce giant only has 50% creative control over the property)....

Intended Audience(s): Public Registration required. Fee required. Tickets required. Through audio, archival photographs, animation, live music and sampling, this performance captures threads of Urban Native narrative, pre-Stonewall queer history, Black Indigenous stories, and the deep spiritual undercurrents that kept an embattled lesbian mother and her children afloat in the 1960s.     Using a form named jazz / poetics by the artist Laiwan, Storme Webber flows between spoken word and a ...

by Jasmyne Keimig • Mar 1, 2021 at 3:10 pm Pretend like those fences and Honey Buckets arent there. JK Amidst all the construction and Honey Buckets on the Broadway mixed-used development and plaza just above the Capitol Hill Link station, public art is quietly blooming. As part of the AIDS Memorial Pathway (AMP) project, last December saw the installation of the poet and interdisciplinary artist Storme Webbers "In This Way We Loved One Another" insid...