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On Nov 10 2023 this stream was viewed by 99 unique viewers and featured 44 pieces made by 17 artists from 5 Indigenous groups and connected over collections. Content included historic digitized VHS and audio material from archives, and new interviews created for the Library of Congress. Art included short films, herbalism, and poetry.
Playlist
Playlist
Original Stream Website
Original Stream Website
The Indigenous Gulf Stream is a 24-hour live streamed media art biennial which celebrates a realistic representation on (and by) contemporary Indigenous communities in the Gulf South through interviews, photography and media art.
The 2021 stream will included Unrecognized Stories interviews, and Stories for the Making media projects. We hope to stream again in 2023. We encourage you to consider tuning in some time to listen to the voices and stories. We really encourage you to do something you truly enjoy while listening - that could be making art, going for a walk, having a party, or hanging around your home.
Credits
Credits
The money and administrative support for the 2021 stream came from the National Performance Network
Indigenous Gulf Stream was conceptualized by Hali Dardar, produced by Hali Dardar, Ida Aronson, Brittany Verdin Jimenez, and featured content from Unrecognized Stories and Stories for the Making.
Contributors
Contributors
INDIGENOUS GULF STREAM
INDIGENOUS GULF STREAM
DIRECTION/PRODUCTION:
INTERVIEWS:
PHOTOGRAPHERS:
ADDITIONAL CONTENT BY:
Corine Paulk
Tunica-Biloxi Language and Cultural Revitalization Program
FEATURED MUSIC:
"Fills the Space" by Tanner Menard
"Bear Hunting Song" by Elisa Harkins
"Don't Want Me No More" Young Confederation
LOGO AND GRAPHICS BY:
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