3 Native Artists in NYC

Native Arts and Cultures Foundation - Center for Native Arts and Cultures

“Being Future Being“

Emily standing on top of a car by Robert Franklin Native Arts and Cultures Foundation - Center for Native Arts and Cultures Emily Johnson , standing on top of a car streetside in front of the theater at New York Live Arts, megaphone in hand asked, “What if every one of us turned every one of ours cells toward justice?”

Branch of Knowledge

Branch of Knowledge by Robert Franklin Native Arts and Cultures Foundation - Center for Native Arts and Cultures Post-show, as part of the project’s “Branch of Knowledge”, a cohort of Lenape matriarchs took to the stage, most for the very first time. The poignant narratives offered by the women were at once heartbreaking and inspirational.

Meeting with New Red Order & Creative Time

NRO and Creative Time by Robert Franklin Native Arts and Cultures Foundation - Center for Native Arts and Cultures Visiting with members our grant awardees New Red Order (Jackson Polys and Zach Khalil) and their organizational partner in NYC, Creative Time (Diya Vij, Curator). They shared about some of the related projects they are doing including their exhibit "Give it Back."

LIFT artist, Mobéy Lola Irizarry with Reuben Roqueni

Reuben and Mobey by Robert Franklin Native Arts and Cultures Foundation - Center for Native Arts and Cultures Mobéy ’ s work spans disciplines and genres – they are musically gifted, working as a composer and performer, moving across pop, experimental music and traditional music with grace. Mobéy is an academy trained violinist.

3 Native Artists in NYC

In late October, Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF) program staff flew out to the east coast for visits with SHIFT artist Emily Johnson and LIFT artist Mobéy Lola Irizarry

“Being Future Being“

Branch of Knowledge

Meeting with New Red Order & Creative Time

LIFT artist, Mobéy Lola Irizarry with Reuben Roqueni

Read more on Google Arts & Culture