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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James Barnor To Headline Sixth SeasonÂ
Nexa Media’s The Change Africa Podcast returns for its sixth season featuring Peace Hyde and James Barnor as headliners, focusing on African self-definition and storytelling for solidarity and progress. Guests for this season include Maudo Jallow, Mimi Kalinda, and Victoria and Anna Agyekum. The podcast, produced by Isaac Aboah and Daniel Merki and executive produced by Tim Yaw Struthers, aims to showcase bold and unfiltered African storytelling with visionary leaders and changemakers challenging outdated narratives....
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