GIINAWIND CREATIVE SPACE
The Giinawind Creative Space at MacRostie Art Center
Giinawind is an Ojibwemowin inclusive pronoun that means we/us and. It was chosen for the name of this program because it reflects the vision for a space that centers Indigenous art and artists while welcoming the whole community. It is a gathering place for the creative community, an opportunity for cultural connections, and a catalyst for community development through the arts
Exhibitions
GENERATIONS- Group Exhibition
November 7th- December 29th
Teresa LaDuke | Shaun Chosa | Kelly “Zhaawan” Martinson |. Anthony Rivera
Classes
YOUTH BEADING CIRCLE WITH NANCY KINGBIRD
Dec. 20th-21st
Artist Nancy Kingbird will demonstrate and teach the techniques shown in the photo of her beaded handbag to help participants create a pop socket or personal phone bag.
We will prioritize Indigenous Youth for this beading circle, but everyone is welcome to register.
Materials fee | $25
Ages | 13-18
11:30am-4PM
To register or if you have any questions please contact Geezis Humphrey giinawind@macrostieartcenter.org or call MacRostie Art Center 218-326-2697
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Events
Rob Fairbanks (The Rez Reporter)
January 9th
Doors 6:00pm | Show 6:30pm
We are starting off the new year with some laughs to break up those January blues with Rob Fairbanks. Best known for his character the Rez Reporter and weather reports.
Rob Fairbanks was born and raised in Minneapolis, MN. He eventually moved to the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe Reservation in 2009. He knew since 9 years old he wanted to be a comedian. In 2014, he started posting videos on Facebook called the Rez Report. After they went viral It opened the door for Rob to start his stand up comedy career.
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