Photography as a Sacred Duty
Attuning to people, environment, and relationship to capture binational solidarity in the San Rafael Valley Photographs and story by Kathleen Dreier At the end of … Read more
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ARTIFACT: K’uipud, for Reaching Saguaro Fruit
ARTIFACT: K’uipud or “cactus puller,” also the O’odham word for the constellation, the Big Dipper SIZE: 15-30 feet in length MATERIAL: Saguaro ribs, creosote branches, … Read more
The Bleeding of a Nation: A Soundtrack
A writer and mother asks, “What is the anthem of today’s civil rights movement?” by Adiba Nelson As we anxiously await November, the protests for … Read more
Wired to Serve: Making Essential Workers Visible
Occupational folklife reveals the customs, traditions, lingo, and superstitions of the job and often brings visibility to those who labor behind the scenes or in … Read more
Earth, Sand & Water: Making Adobe Bricks
Photo essay by Kathleen Dreier In March of this year, adobe brick maker David Yubeta gathered with community members to teach a workshop on adobe … Read more