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Crowd watches BANDALOOP, by Sarah Prak

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Dec 14, 2020
Stick sculpture. They're tied together to create a whale tail.

Transforming Relationships to Place through Creative Practice in Public Space

Dec 4, 2020
Overhead view of a sun, sea, and earth chalk mural on pavement.

Public Art: Power and Possibility to Change the Public Narrative

Nov 24, 2020
Lily, in a face mask, speaks next to an installation, two Native American women painted on a shaved tree trunk.

Unpacking Cultural Supremacy in the Public Sphere

Sep 8, 2020
Pattern of brightly colored circles and triangles.

Centering Justice: Indigenous Artists’ Perspectives on Art in Public Space

Aug 13, 2020
Cliffs by the ocean.

View from Noepe: Interview with Elizabeth James-Perry, Part 2

Aug 10, 2020
Cliffs by the ocean.

View from Noepe: Interview with Elizabeth James-Perry, Part 1

Jul 10, 2020
Painting of the U.S. with the words "You Are On Native Land" etched over it.

400 years later - an Indigenous artist's perspective 

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