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From the comfort of your home, join the Labriola National American Indian Data Center to discuss “An Afro-Indigenous History of the United States.” This book shows how intertwined Black and Indigenous history is, how similar our fight for freedom is in navigating our sense of space and place within anti blackness and settler colonialism. Afro-Indigenous Kyle Y. Mays argues that these perils continue to parallel and inform Black and Indigenous activism and that within the negative are bright refracted lights of possibility and solidarity.
Melanin Mvskoke, an Afro-Indigenous (Mvskoke Creek) activist says, “Dr. Mays reminds us that both the ‘Indian problem’ and the ‘Negro problem’ are, in fact, a white supremacist problem.”
Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, author of An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States reflects, “Required reading to comprehend the deep historical relationship between the Indigenous
peoples who were transported from Africa into chattel slavery and the Indigenous peoples who were displaced by Auropean settler colonialism to profit from land and resources, two parallel realities in search of self-determination and justice.”
The Labriola National American Indian Data Center recognizes February as Black History Month and wants to bring light on books within our collection that strengthen our solidarity and struggles with the Black and African American community.
Check out the Black Collections at ASU Library which document the lives of Black Arizonans and works to offer resources, like toolkits and free archival materials, to community members .
To see upcoming events for February, check out https://sst.asu.edu/black-history-month for more information.
Online
For more information contact:
Yitazba Largo-Anderson
Labriola National American Indian Data Center
labriola@asu.edu
lib.asu.edu/labriola
Seek and Find: Art on Paper Class Exhibition
Open during regular library hours from Jan. 9 until March 4, 2023
Seek and Find: Art on Paper Class Exhibition
Open during regular library hours from Jan. 9 until March 4, 2023
Seek and Find is the theme for this creative cartography exhibition. For the 9th year, this exciting exhibition is a collaboration between the School of Art and the ASU Library Map and Geospatial Hub. As part of sustainable art practice and exploration of related disciplines, students in the Art on Paper course brought new meaning to vintage topographical and geological maps originally withdrawn from the library collection. Inspired by the opportunity to work with maps, each artist created a two-dimensional and a three-dimensional original work of art.
The exhibit is open at Fletcher Library on the West campus during regular library hours. Plan your visit at lib.asu.edu/hours.
To learn more about the exhibit, please visit: libguides.asu.edu/creativecartography.
Fletcher Library, West campus
For more information contact:
ASU Library
Casey Gipson
Casey.Gipson@asu.edu
602-543-8502
lib.asu.edu/fletcher
“Nothing makes me so happy as to observe nature and to paint what I see.” - Henri Rousseau
The Vault Gallery presents, “Nature Imagined,” a new exhibit featuring the artwork of Robert Palmer on display in the Downtown Phoenix campus Library from Jan. 9, 2023 until May 8, 2023.
Robert Palmer is influenced by nature and surroundings. His paintings are more than landscapes physically seen, rather imaginative or a reflection of feeling on a space remembered. His paintings are reminiscent of the past; capturing a moment in time to preserve a memory. Palmer has taken out the figure in the painting, leaving the viewer stage to focus in the plane. This transcendence from imaginative nature to reality is definitive in his work. The viewer is transported to an imaginative state from the canvas into nature. While the works look like natural places, they are really born from ethereal memories.
For over 20 years, Palmer has worked to capture the aesthetic and conceptual mastery of nature. Although nature is difficult to construct in one painting, Palmer seeks to tell a story of infinite locations, drawn by the constant changing emanating celestial light. Palmer graduated sum cum laude from ASU with a bachelor's degree in fine art painting. He has been featured in various publications. When he is not painting Palmer enjoys spending time with his family.
The Vault Gallery is open to ASU students, staff and faculty. Visitors must make an appointment. Contact Jackie Young.
Vault Gallery, Downtown Phoenix campus Library
For more information contact:
ASU Library
Jackie Young
Jacqueline.Young@asu.edu
602-496-0300
lib.asu.edu/downtown
Seek and Find: Art on Paper Class Exhibition
Open during regular library hours from Jan. 9 until March 4, 2023
Seek and Find: Art on Paper Class Exhibition
Open during regular library hours from Jan. 9 until March 4, 2023
Seek and Find is the theme for this creative cartography exhibition. For the 9th year, this exciting exhibition is a collaboration between the School of Art and the ASU Library Map and Geospatial Hub. As part of sustainable art practice and exploration of related disciplines, students in the Art on Paper course brought new meaning to vintage topographical and geological maps originally withdrawn from the library collection. Inspired by the opportunity to work with maps, each artist created a two-dimensional and a three-dimensional original work of art.
The exhibit is open at Fletcher Library on the West campus during regular library hours. Plan your visit at lib.asu.edu/hours.
To learn more about the exhibit, please visit: libguides.asu.edu/creativecartography.
Fletcher Library, West campus
For more information contact:
ASU Library
Casey Gipson
Casey.Gipson@asu.edu
602-543-8502
lib.asu.edu/fletcher
“Nothing makes me so happy as to observe nature and to paint what I see.” - Henri Rousseau
The Vault Gallery presents, “Nature Imagined,” a new exhibit featuring the artwork of Robert Palmer on display in the Downtown Phoenix campus Library from Jan. 9, 2023 until May 8, 2023.
Robert Palmer is influenced by nature and surroundings. His paintings are more than landscapes physically seen, rather imaginative or a reflection of feeling on a space remembered. His paintings are reminiscent of the past; capturing a moment in time to preserve a memory. Palmer has taken out the figure in the painting, leaving the viewer stage to focus in the plane. This transcendence from imaginative nature to reality is definitive in his work. The viewer is transported to an imaginative state from the canvas into nature. While the works look like natural places, they are really born from ethereal memories.
For over 20 years, Palmer has worked to capture the aesthetic and conceptual mastery of nature. Although nature is difficult to construct in one painting, Palmer seeks to tell a story of infinite locations, drawn by the constant changing emanating celestial light. Palmer graduated sum cum laude from ASU with a bachelor's degree in fine art painting. He has been featured in various publications. When he is not painting Palmer enjoys spending time with his family.
The Vault Gallery is open to ASU students, staff and faculty. Visitors must make an appointment. Contact Jackie Young.
Vault Gallery, Downtown Phoenix campus Library
For more information contact:
ASU Library
Jackie Young
Jacqueline.Young@asu.edu
602-496-0300
lib.asu.edu/downtown
Join the Labriola National American Indian Data Center and ASU’s Indian Legal Program for a book talk with Robert Miller (Eastern Shawnee Tribe). The book talk will focus on Miller’s book, titled, “A Promise Kept: The Muscogee (Creek) Nation and McGirt v. Oklahoma”. The book explores the circumstances and implications of McGirt v. Oklahoma, likely the most significant Indian law case in over 100 years. Combining legal analysis and historical context, this book gives an in-depth, accessible account of how the case unfolded and what it might mean for Oklahomans, the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and other tribes throughout the United States.
Join us for an exciting book talk with author Robert Miller in Hayden Library, room 236.
Hayden Library, room 236
For more information contact:
Eric Hardy
ASU Library, Labriola Center
labriola@asu.edu
https://lib.asu.edu/labriola
Seek and Find: Art on Paper Class Exhibition
Open during regular library hours from Jan. 9 until March 4, 2023
Seek and Find: Art on Paper Class Exhibition
Open during regular library hours from Jan. 9 until March 4, 2023
Seek and Find is the theme for this creative cartography exhibition. For the 9th year, this exciting exhibition is a collaboration between the School of Art and the ASU Library Map and Geospatial Hub. As part of sustainable art practice and exploration of related disciplines, students in the Art on Paper course brought new meaning to vintage topographical and geological maps originally withdrawn from the library collection. Inspired by the opportunity to work with maps, each artist created a two-dimensional and a three-dimensional original work of art.
The exhibit is open at Fletcher Library on the West campus during regular library hours. Plan your visit at lib.asu.edu/hours.
To learn more about the exhibit, please visit: libguides.asu.edu/creativecartography.
Fletcher Library, West campus
For more information contact:
ASU Library
Casey Gipson
Casey.Gipson@asu.edu
602-543-8502
lib.asu.edu/fletcher
“Nothing makes me so happy as to observe nature and to paint what I see.” - Henri Rousseau
The Vault Gallery presents, “Nature Imagined,” a new exhibit featuring the artwork of Robert Palmer on display in the Downtown Phoenix campus Library from Jan. 9, 2023 until May 8, 2023.
Robert Palmer is influenced by nature and surroundings. His paintings are more than landscapes physically seen, rather imaginative or a reflection of feeling on a space remembered. His paintings are reminiscent of the past; capturing a moment in time to preserve a memory. Palmer has taken out the figure in the painting, leaving the viewer stage to focus in the plane. This transcendence from imaginative nature to reality is definitive in his work. The viewer is transported to an imaginative state from the canvas into nature. While the works look like natural places, they are really born from ethereal memories.
For over 20 years, Palmer has worked to capture the aesthetic and conceptual mastery of nature. Although nature is difficult to construct in one painting, Palmer seeks to tell a story of infinite locations, drawn by the constant changing emanating celestial light. Palmer graduated sum cum laude from ASU with a bachelor's degree in fine art painting. He has been featured in various publications. When he is not painting Palmer enjoys spending time with his family.
The Vault Gallery is open to ASU students, staff and faculty. Visitors must make an appointment. Contact Jackie Young.
Vault Gallery, Downtown Phoenix campus Library
For more information contact:
ASU Library
Jackie Young
Jacqueline.Young@asu.edu
602-496-0300
lib.asu.edu/downtown
Seek and Find: Art on Paper Class Exhibition
Open during regular library hours from Jan. 9 until March 4, 2023
Seek and Find: Art on Paper Class Exhibition
Open during regular library hours from Jan. 9 until March 4, 2023
Seek and Find is the theme for this creative cartography exhibition. For the 9th year, this exciting exhibition is a collaboration between the School of Art and the ASU Library Map and Geospatial Hub. As part of sustainable art practice and exploration of related disciplines, students in the Art on Paper course brought new meaning to vintage topographical and geological maps originally withdrawn from the library collection. Inspired by the opportunity to work with maps, each artist created a two-dimensional and a three-dimensional original work of art.
The exhibit is open at Fletcher Library on the West campus during regular library hours. Plan your visit at lib.asu.edu/hours.
To learn more about the exhibit, please visit: libguides.asu.edu/creativecartography.
Fletcher Library, West campus
For more information contact:
ASU Library
Casey Gipson
Casey.Gipson@asu.edu
602-543-8502
lib.asu.edu/fletcher
“Nothing makes me so happy as to observe nature and to paint what I see.” - Henri Rousseau
The Vault Gallery presents, “Nature Imagined,” a new exhibit featuring the artwork of Robert Palmer on display in the Downtown Phoenix campus Library from Jan. 9, 2023 until May 8, 2023.
Robert Palmer is influenced by nature and surroundings. His paintings are more than landscapes physically seen, rather imaginative or a reflection of feeling on a space remembered. His paintings are reminiscent of the past; capturing a moment in time to preserve a memory. Palmer has taken out the figure in the painting, leaving the viewer stage to focus in the plane. This transcendence from imaginative nature to reality is definitive in his work. The viewer is transported to an imaginative state from the canvas into nature. While the works look like natural places, they are really born from ethereal memories.
For over 20 years, Palmer has worked to capture the aesthetic and conceptual mastery of nature. Although nature is difficult to construct in one painting, Palmer seeks to tell a story of infinite locations, drawn by the constant changing emanating celestial light. Palmer graduated sum cum laude from ASU with a bachelor's degree in fine art painting. He has been featured in various publications. When he is not painting Palmer enjoys spending time with his family.
The Vault Gallery is open to ASU students, staff and faculty. Visitors must make an appointment. Contact Jackie Young.
Vault Gallery, Downtown Phoenix campus Library
For more information contact:
ASU Library
Jackie Young
Jacqueline.Young@asu.edu
602-496-0300
lib.asu.edu/downtown