Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, a pioneering Indigenous artist known for her powerful collages and commitment to showcasing Indigenous art, passed away at 85. She seamlessly combined personal, political, and historical influences in her work, creating pieces that evoked tension and addressed trauma and stereotypes. Smith, a member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Nation, was also a dedicated curator who organized numerous exhibitions to promote Indigenous artists and their stories, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the art world.
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Cool New Trailer and Poster Art For Marvel's THE FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS
As tickets go on sale for The Fantastic Four: First Steps, Marvel has unveiled a new trailer featuring footage of baby Franklin Richards and the Thing piloting the Fantasticar, alongside an engaging exchange between Reed and Johnny Storm. Set in a vibrant 1960s-inspired world, the film follows Marvel's First Family as they confront Galactus, voiced by Ralph Ineson, and his Herald, Silver Surfer, portrayed by Julia Garner, while balancing their heroic roles with family ties....
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