Long-hidden truth emerges: Indigenous enslavement
On a bitter, windy day, a long-overdue reckoning took place in the commandant's quarters at Fort Garland, a former military outpost turned museum and cultural center.
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On a bitter, windy day, a long-overdue reckoning took place in the commandant's quarters at Fort Garland, a former military outpost turned museum and cultural center.
On a bitter, windy day, a long-overdue reckoning took place in the commandants quarters at Fort Garland, a former military outpost turned museum
Two exhibitions highlight stories of Indigenous bondage in southern Colorado, in an effort to grapple with the lasting trauma.
See how local artists are exploring everything from politics to desert life.
Artist Chip Thomas, who often creates work using the name Jetsonorama, is also an activist, physician, and photographer. He has lived and worked for more than three decades in the Navajo Nation, where he curates a mural project called the Painted Desert. His work, which often addresses social justice issues, has focused in recent months on minimizing COVID-19 impacts in Indigenous communities. Recently, he created work for the Heard Museum and Walter Productions, working with poet Esther Belin. Keep Phoenix New Times Free... Since we started Phoenix New Times, it has been defined as the free...