BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//www.zootownarts.org//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.30.10// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH UID:5146d03b-26bf-4a87-9670-b7b6040181df X-WR-CALDESC:Opening First Friday\, September 3\, 5-8 PM / Exhibiting in th e Main Gallery through September\nVisit in-person during open hours: MON-S AT 10 AM to 6 PM\, SUN 12 PM to 4 PM\n\nThis gallery show is part of Resil iency of Montana: Indigenous Art Exposure\, a two day collaborative and ed ucational event that intersects Montana tribal artists and Indigenous rela tives at the ZACC! With Indigenous art exhibiting in all ZACC galleries an d in our live performance venue\, the Show Room. *Masks will be required a t this gallery opening to protect tribal members and their communities.\n \nA VOICE — Art Vision & Outreach is excited to present a student photogra ph exhibition at Zootown Arts Community Center. The exhibition is entitled Two Eagle River School — Trip Of A Lifetime — Destination New Mexico. The exhibition will feature one photograph from the portfolio of work generat ed by each student in New Mexico in 2019. The photographers are Heather At win\, Lee Atwin\, Frankie Barnaby\, Alexi Beavers\, Michael Bolen\, Joshua Crumley\, Kris Hernandez\, Moses Hernandez\, Omar Media\, Brittany Morgie au\, Katrina Morgieau\, Eneasa Pierre Anthony Wise Spirit\, and Leighton W ise Spirit.\n\nIn creating this show\, fourteen student photographers and several school and community members spent an intensive one-week education al trip to New Mexico. These aspiring image makers earned this trip by hon ing their camera skills through a project entitled Our Community Record\, an educational outreach program sponsored by the non-profit\, A VOICE — Ar t Vision & Outreach In Community Education: http://avoice.accionpower.com/ . Our community record is a collaborative project between A VOICE director and photographer\, David J. Spear\, and Two Eagle River School. Through s torytelling and photographic studies\, Our Community Record\, seeks to tea ch students to explore and document their community\, culture and history. This learning process broadens student interest in their surroundings\, b uilds self-esteem\, encourages creative expression through the arts and pr epares them for higher education. The project has been ongoing for nearly twenty years. An archive of images of this community made by students from the project is housed at the school and is available for student and comm unity use. This selected group of students has been studying photography w ith David Spear at Two Eagle River School for the past 1–3 years. They hav e explored photojournalism\, documentary and art photography\, and have le arned the nuances of the medium through the practice of shooting manual SL R cameras and developing and printing images with traditional black and wh ite darkroom processes. While at home in Montana students study images\, h ear stories\, and make their own work in the school’s darkroom. The trip\, for most of these young people\, was their first opportunity to experienc e new places\, communities\, and cultures while using their photographic s kills to develop a new portfolio of work and to share their experience wit h others. The trip included visits to The University of New Mexico and Th e Institute of American Indian Arts as well as museums and galleries in Al buquerque\, Santa Fe\, Taos where they had the opportunity to learn from p rofessional photographers\, artists\, editors\, curators\, and university faculty. X-WR-RELCALID:1356b6a7c92ab497e1b40590824eefbf X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/Denver BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Denver BEGIN:STANDARD TZNAME:MST DTSTART:20201101T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0600 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 RDATE:20211107T020000 RDATE:20221106T020000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZNAME:MDT DTSTART:20210314T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZOFFSETTO:-0600 RDATE:20220313T020000 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:fd3b5319-b4a1-4298-a594-5e2c1f85a37e DTSTAMP:20261106T003252Z DESCRIPTION:Opening First Friday\, September 3\, 5-8 PM / Exhibiting in the Main Gallery through September\nVisit in-person during open hours: MON-SA T 10 AM to 6 PM\, SUN 12 PM to 4 PM\n\nThis gallery show is part of Resili ency of Montana: Indigenous Art Exposure\, a two day collaborative and edu cational event that intersects Montana tribal artists and Indigenous relat ives at the ZACC! With Indigenous art exhibiting in all ZACC galleries and in our live performance venue\, the Show Room. *Masks will be required at this gallery opening to protect tribal members and their communities.\n\n A VOICE — Art Vision & Outreach is excited to present a student photograph exhibition at Zootown Arts Community Center. The exhibition is entitled T wo Eagle River School — Trip Of A Lifetime — Destination New Mexico. The e xhibition will feature one photograph from the portfolio of work generated by each student in New Mexico in 2019. The photographers are Heather Atwi n\, Lee Atwin\, Frankie Barnaby\, Alexi Beavers\, Michael Bolen\, Joshua C rumley\, Kris Hernandez\, Moses Hernandez\, Omar Media\, Brittany Morgieau \, Katrina Morgieau\, Eneasa Pierre Anthony Wise Spirit\, and Leighton Wis e Spirit.\n\nIn creating this show\, fourteen student photographers and se veral school and community members spent an intensive one-week educational trip to New Mexico. These aspiring image makers earned this trip by honin g their camera skills through a project entitled Our Community Record\, an educational outreach program sponsored by the non-profit\, A VOICE — Art Vision & Outreach In Community Education: http://avoice.accionpower.com/. Our community record is a collaborative project between A VOICE director a nd photographer\, David J. Spear\, and Two Eagle River School. Through sto rytelling and photographic studies\, Our Community Record\, seeks to teach students to explore and document their community\, culture and history. T his learning process broadens student interest in their surroundings\, bui lds self-esteem\, encourages creative expression through the arts and prep ares them for higher education. The project has been ongoing for nearly tw enty years. An archive of images of this community made by students from t he project is housed at the school and is available for student and commun ity use. This selected group of students has been studying photography wit h David Spear at Two Eagle River School for the past 1–3 years. They have explored photojournalism\, documentary and art photography\, and have lear ned the nuances of the medium through the practice of shooting manual SLR cameras and developing and printing images with traditional black and whit e darkroom processes. While at home in Montana students study images\, hea r stories\, and make their own work in the school’s darkroom. The trip\, f or most of these young people\, was their first opportunity to experience new places\, communities\, and cultures while using their photographic ski lls to develop a new portfolio of work and to share their experience with others. The trip included visits to The University of New Mexico and The Institute of American Indian Arts as well as museums and galleries in Albu querque\, Santa Fe\, Taos where they had the opportunity to learn from pro fessional photographers\, artists\, editors\, curators\, and university fa culty. DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20210903T170000 DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20210930T180000 LOCATION: SUMMARY:Student Photography from Two Eagle River School END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR