Métis Ramblings: December 2009

Métis Ramblings: A blog about Native arts, Aboriginal issues and life in general

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G Bell: I am interested in furthering the discusssion of Native arts through this blogosphere. I am a member of the Metis Nation of Ontario and like thinking about the intersection of culture, identity and representation.

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I am the Only American Indian - *The Lunch Table * I am the only American Indian sitting at the table during lunch. Its awkward but I am used to it. There's a group of White kids over t...
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ArtsJournal: Daily Arts News

Director Found At Last For Sydney's Flagship Museum - Just over a week after The Australian fussed publicly about how long it was taking the Art Gallery of New South Wales to hire a director, the museum has anno...
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Beyond Buckskin

Navajos, Rodeos, Levi's and Pendleton - It's like a recipe for awesomeness. Over a year ago, Levi's teamed with Pendleton to create a line of denim/blanket gear (sounds funky when I word it like...
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Material World Blog

Pasold news - The funding system for Pasold Research Fund, has been revised in January 2012. The small, medium and large grants, formerly known as 'Research Grants' are no...
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Not Artomatic

Art Opening – “Cultural Connections” Evergreen Gallery - There is an art opening at Evergreen Gallery, at The Evergreen State College, in Olympia, WA this Friday evening, from 5-7pm, December 9th, 2011, with an a...
2 months ago
St. Vincent Memories

Condemned: Bedbugs! - *"...don't let the bed bugs bite!"*The Old Kittson County jail was visited May 6, 1896. This jail was condemned by Judge Ives in June, 1895, and has since...
5 days ago
Tequila Sovereign

Reconfigurations of the 1 v 99 - On October 28, a number of people including Natives and their allies put forward a *Memorandum of Solidarity with Indigenous Peoples* to the Occupy Oakland...
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The Art Inquirer

"The Card Players" by Paul Cézanne sets the highest price paid for a work of art - According to sources, the transaction took place in 2011, but only last week it was revealed that the royal family of Qatar acquired Cézanne's painting "...
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