A conversation with David Martin about art, indigeneity, and his epic painting project!

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Location: 300 O'Shaughnessy Hall

Please join David Martin, IRR artist-in-residence, as he outlines the large scale oil painting project he is undertaking as part of his residency. Based on unfinished sketches that George Winter, an Indiana artist during the 1800s, made of the Potawatomi people, Martin’s artistic vision is to develop this centuries-old sketch of a pow wow into a finished painting. Depicting participants as if in the present day, using contemporary clothing design, current-day Pokagon tribe members, and modern aesthetics. Come meet David and learn more about his vision, approach, and technique as he embarks on this epic project! Light refreshments will be provided. All are welcome to attend. 

Cosponsors:

Initiative on Race and Resilience

Department of Africana Studies

Department of Art, Art History, and Design

Department of Anthropology

Department of Sociology

Department of American Studies

Raclin Murphy Museum of Art

Originally published at raceandresilience.nd.edu.