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  • Inés Rodríguez: How important is your hometown or home region to you and what you do? (in Spanish)

    In this video clip Inés Rodríguez discusses the importance of the  colors of Galicia, Spain, in her textile designs. Her unique work as an  artisanal textile designer was featured in the prestigious Spanish  newspaper 'El País'...


    https://elpais.com/eps/2021-09-15/inventora-de-tejidos-con-latido-gallego.html
    https://executivasdegalicia.org/portfolio/ines-rodriguez-rodriguez/ 

    3 min
  • Kayden Phoenix: What are you up to now?

    Kayden Phoenix is a multiple award-winning film maker and author of  graphic novels from Boyle Heights, California. She is a huge advocate  for diversity both in front and behind the camera, giving a voice to  stories untold.


    https://phoenixstudios.co/
    https://latinasuperheroes.com/
    https://chicanadirectorsinitiative.org/ 

    1 min
  • Jazz Money, artist, storyteller, poet, and film maker of aboriginal descent: "Any questions?"

    Jazz Money, artist, storyteller, poet, and film maker of aboriginal descent: "Any questions?"


    Jazz  Money is an award-winning poet of Wiradjuri heritage. Jazz’s writing  has been widely performed and published nationally and internationally.
    In  2020 she was awarded the David Unaipon Award from the State Library of  Queensland and a First Nations Emerging Career Award from the Australian  Council for the Arts.
    Jazz’s debut collection ‘how to make a basket’ has been released in September 2021 with University of Queensland Press.

    https://www.jazz.money/ 

    1 min
  • Askhat Akhmedyarov: "What are you working on right now?"

    Askhat Akhmedyarov: "What are you working on right now?" 

    “I've been  doing contemporary art since the 1990's. And, currently, I'm using  various means, media, especially. So, it is a form of action art,  activism, if you will, which includes photography and video. Graphic  arts are also quite important in my work. And then, for visual purposes,  I use fire a lot. So, fire is a visual component of my artwork...”


    Askhat  Akhmedyarov belongs to a group of activists in Kazakhstan who are  working to protect a reservoir from destruction. Dressed in traditional  Kazakh clothes and playing traditional Kazakh instruments, they face off  with bulldozers and construction crews.Their organization is called SOS  Taldykol, and they post frequently on Instagram and Facebook, updating  followers on events, which include walks around the lake, birdwatching  outings, yoga sessions, and ice skating, as well as Zoom discussions  with scientists who have researched the reservoir’s ecosystem and  community clean-ups of the lake’s coast.

    https://www.instagram.com/askhatakhmediyarov/ 

    2 min
  • Darryl Lorenzo Wellington: What are you reading right now?

    Darryl Lorenzo Wellington is the 6th Poet Laureate of Santa Fe, New  Mexico. He has spent over 20 years as a journalist, syndicated  columnist, playwright, poet, surrealist, and performance artist. His  essays on poverty, economic justice, race relations, African American  history, civil rights history, and post-Katrina New Orleans have  appeared in The Nation, The Guardian, The Progressive, Christian Science  Monitor, The Atlantic, Dissent, Crisis (NAACP’s magazine), and many  more.


    https://www.facebook.com/darryllorenzo.wellington
    https://creativesantafe.org/people/darryl-lorenzo-wellington/ 

    2 min
  • Tim Brookes: What are you working on right now?

    Tim Brookes is a British travel writer and wood carver who lives in  upstate New York and whose work focuses on endangered alphabets and  cultures. One of his many goals and causes is to act as a resource for  indigenous and minority communities work to revitalize their languages,  written and spoken.

    He has created an online atlas of endangered alphabets and a game called 'Ulus' based on Mongolian writing and mythology.

    https://www.endangeredalphabets.net/ 

    https://www.endangeredalphabets.com/ulus-legends-of-the-nomads/ 

    https://www.endangeredalphabets.com/ 

    3 min
  • Taylor Johnson: What is your cultural heritage?

    Taylor Johnson is from Washington, DC. They are the author of  Inheritance (Alice James Books, 2020), winner of the 2021 Norma Farber  First Book Award from the Poetry Society of America. His work appears in  The Paris Review, The Baffler, Scalawag, and elsewhere. Johnson is a  Cave Canem graduate fellow and a recipient of the 2017 Larry Neal  Writers’ Award from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, and  the 2021 Judith A. Markowitz Award for Emerging Writers from Lambda  Literary.    

    https://www.taylorjohnsonpoems.com/

    1 min

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