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The TOC Project - In partnership with Littleglobe, Inc , the TOC Project presents an open workshop series in film/media, dance, music, poetry/songwriting & more! March 20, April 3, 17, May 1, 15, 24-29 at Ojo Encino Day School 10 am. See documentary below for more info.
TOC Documentary from Littleglobe on Vimeo.
The Fox American Indian Summer Institute (AISI) brought many indigenous students interested in media production together for one long and eventful week. Sponsored by FOX Diversity Development, Native Media....read more.
Every Tuesday at noon, National Geographic Live! has a screening for FREE. Last Tuesday National Geographic Live! along with All Roads Film Project, and the Andean Film Project, presented the....read more.
Saturday, October 23, 2010, 6:30 p.m. Celebrate under the stars at this annual fundraising gala that transforms the Heard Museum Phoenix Campus into an enchanting backdrop for cocktails, dinner....read more.
Saturday, November 6, 2010, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. From sheep to finished rug, Navajo weaving is steeped in tradition. Join more than 50 weavers as they demonstrate the dyeing, carding, spinning and weaving processes that combine with inspiration....read more.
The two-day discussion of the Native Cinema Summit focused on aspects of current and future support for Native cinema, and discussed strategies for enhancing Native Americans' professional presence in the independent film and media world.....read more.
The purpose of the film industry symposium is to inform the county about the state of film making, digital media and post production in New Mexico and how that can affect Lincoln County. This will also allow people in the industry to see what Lincoln County has to offer these industries.....read more.
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The TOC Project - Torreon, Ojo Encino, Cuba
May 23, 2010 - Littleglobe, Inc. of Santa Fe and the TOC Regional Community Council would like to present Joel Harrison guitarist, composer and vocalist to our area. Joel will be offering songwriting/music workshops throughout the week next week starting MONDAY night from 7pm-9pm. Bring your instruments and enjoy a creative session. Additionally, there will be other workshops at the same time from 7pm-9pm.
Carol Toledo Clark | Author
March 05, 2010 - Carol Toledo Clark presents a true story about growing up on a sheep farm with her father. This inspires her to share a touching story of a relationship not only with her family, but with the livestock she has to care for which is sustanance to daily life on the Navajo Nation reservation. Carol's books inform readers about Dine' life and are inspired from past experiences with family while growing up on the Navajo Nation reservation.
Art as a Social Transformation: Bridging the Boundaries Between Us
June 06, 2009 - Littleglobe artists and community participants from arts and community capacity projects including Cuba High School, Common Ground Santa Fe ensemble and TOC (Torreon, Ojo Encino, Cuba) ensemble performed at The Lensic in Santa Fe, NM. The evening included collaborative artistic works, conversations, film, music, and spoken word. It was deeply moving to see unique stories presented in a perspective that related to all experiences in life.
16th Annual Jemez Arts & Crafts Show
May 22, 2009 - This event gathered family, friends, and art admirers deep in the Jemez mountains for a fun filled Memorial weekend. The beautiful Jemez Red Rocks produced an extraordinary backdrop for the many artisans who attended. I found interesting art pieces and shared stories with artisans about their handcrafted pieces. Some artisans I noted were Marcella Yeppa, Jemez Pueblo, who produced unique swirl melon pottery. Arlene Aguilar, Santa Ana Pueblo, showcasing large stone inlays emphasizing texture. Delvin Toya, Jemez Pueblo, who created rare powwow drums for sale and notably used by 2004 Grammy Award winners Black Eagle.
Each August, the historic city of Santa Fe, NM becomes the Santa Fe Indian Market, enveloping the town's central Plaza and surrounding streets. In addition, hundreds of gallery openings, art shows and related events take place during the weekend of Indian Market and during the two weeks immediately preceding it. Indian art collectors and artists from around the world make the pilgrimage to Santa Fe -- whether they intend to buy or not. The Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA) sponsors the event, which is estimated to bring more than 80,000 people and over $100 million in revenues to the state and region.
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