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18 volumes
- Seattle #18 11 Mar. 2010
- Seattle #17 18 Feb. 2010
- Seattle #16 7 Jan. 2010
- Seattle #15 3 Dec. 2009
- Seattle #14 9 Oct. 2009
- Seattle #13 24 Jun. 2009
- Seattle #12 30 Apr. 2009
- Seattle #11 28 Mar. 2009
- Seattle #10 25 Feb. 2009
- Seattle #9 3 Dec. 2008
- Seattle #8 25 Sep. 2008
- Seattle #7 5 Jun. 2008
- Seattle #6 10 Apr. 2008
- Seattle #5 12 Feb. 2008
- Seattle #4 11 Dec. 2007
- Seattle #3 21 Mar. 2007
- Seattle #2 5 Dec. 2006
- Seattle #1 12 Sep. 2006
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Donate to the PechaKucha for Haiti Fund. All proceeds go directly to Architecture for Humanity 501(c) and will be used solely to build buildings. Design work has already been paid for by donations.
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thanks to PechaKucha Seattle ($500.00)
raised so far…
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Pecha Kucha Night Seattle and the Seattle Art Museum are proud to present INDIAN COUNTRY: ENDURING GIFTS. We’ve assembled an amazing roster of presenters from across the wide spectrum of the Pudget Sound’s Native communities. Please join us for this memorable evening, which is taking place during SAM’s Free First Thursday’s Art For All. Enjoy a nosh, meet new friends, explore the museum, and get ready for an evening of amazing presentations. WE’D LOVE TO SEE YOU THERE!
The event will coincide with SAM's recent acquisition of The End of the Ancestors (1992) by Gerald Bruce Subiyay Miller with Art for All: An Evening of Skokomish Song and Dance in commemoration of the new work. The Skokomish song and dance group will perform at 5:30 p.m.
Presenters
- The Honorable Cecile Hansen (Duwamish), Chairwomen of the Duwamish Tribe
- Jeff Smith, (Makah) AFSC NW Regional Indian Program Director, Inter-Tribal Canoe Journeys
- Janeen Comenote, (Quinault/Hesquiaht/Kwakuitl/Oglala) Founder, National Urban Indian Family Coalition
- JohnPaul Jones, (Cherokee/Choctaw) Principle, Jones & Jones
- Tracy Rector, (Seminole) Founder, Native Lens
- Marty Bluewater, (Shawnee) Director, United Indians of All Tribes Foundation
- Barbara Brotherton, Curator of Native American Art, Seattle Art Museum
- Chris Stearns, (Navajo) City of Seattle Human Rights Commissioner
- Preston Singletary, (Tlingit) Artist
- Roger Fernandes, (Lower Elwha Band of the S'Klallam Tribe) Storyteller
- Victor Pasquale, (Navajo) Founder, DGTL/NVJO Design Studio
- Jonathan S. Tomhave
Volume 15
December 3, 2009 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm : Seattle #15 at Seattle Art Museum
