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SUMMARY:Madweyaashkaa - Waves Can Be Heard (Upper St Anthony Falls Lock)        February 18\, 19\, 20
DESCRIPTION:An animated video collage projected onto the 400 x 50 foot wall of the Upper St. Anthony Falls Lock is synced with a soundscape of music!\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this Event\n\n\nWith images of the Grandmother moon (Nokomis)\, fire\, earth\, water\, and the jingle dress dance entwined in swirling colors\, Madweyaashkaa celebrates the resilience of Indigenous women on a spectacular scale. An animated video collage projected onto the 400 x 50 foot wall of the Upper St. Anthony Falls lock wall is synced with a soundscape of music composed by Lyz Jaakola (Fond du Lac Band of Ojibwe) and a recorded narrative by Dakota/Ojibway First Nation elder Millie Richard. Viewers will also find three silent video projections with flickers of imagery from the main video distributed around the lock. \nThis piece will explore themes of homecoming and finding connection within ourselves to culture\, ancestors\, and nature\, no matter how far away we may sometimes feel. From an Anishinaabe perspective\, it is a reminder that Nokomis is always around\, an elder always ready for us to reach out and willing to hear what’s in our hearts. \n  \nA note on place and language: \nOwamni-yomni is ‘whirlpool’ in the Dakota language. Gakaabika is ‘severed rock’ in the Ojibwe language. Both are the names of the place where the Upper St. Anthony Falls Lock and Dam currently sits\, in the homelands of the Dakota. \nPrior to colonial settlement\, the Dakota lived along Owamni-yomni / Gakaabika and Ojibwe\,Ho-Chunk\, and other nations traveled through that place. It was and still is an important and sacred place to Ojibwe\, Ho-Chunk\, Dakota and Indigenous peoples currently living here. \n\n\n\n\nFor more information and to register.
URL:https://northloop.org/event/madweyaashkaa-waves-can-be-heard-upper-stl-anthony-falls-lock-2021-02-20/
LOCATION:Upper St. Anthony Falls Lock Visitor Center\, 1 Portland Avenue\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Madweyaashkaa - Waves Can Be Heard (Upper Stl Anthony Falls Lock)
DESCRIPTION:An animated video collage projected onto the 400 x 50 foot wall of the Upper St. Anthony Falls Lock is synced with a soundscape of music!\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this Event\n\n\nWith images of the Grandmother moon (Nokomis)\, fire\, earth\, water\, and the jingle dress dance entwined in swirling colors\, Madweyaashkaa celebrates the resilience of Indigenous women on a spectacular scale. An animated video collage projected onto the 400 x 50 foot wall of the Upper St. Anthony Falls lock wall is synced with a soundscape of music composed by Lyz Jaakola (Fond du Lac Band of Ojibwe) and a recorded narrative by Dakota/Ojibway First Nation elder Millie Richard. Viewers will also find three silent video projections with flickers of imagery from the main video distributed around the lock. \nThis piece will explore themes of homecoming and finding connection within ourselves to culture\, ancestors\, and nature\, no matter how far away we may sometimes feel. From an Anishinaabe perspective\, it is a reminder that Nokomis is always around\, an elder always ready for us to reach out and willing to hear what’s in our hearts. \n  \nA note on place and language: \nOwamni-yomni is ‘whirlpool’ in the Dakota language. Gakaabika is ‘severed rock’ in the Ojibwe language. Both are the names of the place where the Upper St. Anthony Falls Lock and Dam currently sits\, in the homelands of the Dakota. \nPrior to colonial settlement\, the Dakota lived along Owamni-yomni / Gakaabika and Ojibwe\,Ho-Chunk\, and other nations traveled through that place. It was and still is an important and sacred place to Ojibwe\, Ho-Chunk\, Dakota and Indigenous peoples currently living here. \n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://northloop.org/event/madweyaashkaa-waves-can-be-heard-upper-stl-anthony-falls-lock/2021-02-19/
LOCATION:Upper St. Anthony Falls Lock Visitor Center\, 1 Portland Avenue\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Madweyaashkaa - Waves Can Be Heard (Upper Stl Anthony Falls Lock)
DESCRIPTION:An animated video collage projected onto the 400 x 50 foot wall of the Upper St. Anthony Falls Lock is synced with a soundscape of music!\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this Event\n\n\nWith images of the Grandmother moon (Nokomis)\, fire\, earth\, water\, and the jingle dress dance entwined in swirling colors\, Madweyaashkaa celebrates the resilience of Indigenous women on a spectacular scale. An animated video collage projected onto the 400 x 50 foot wall of the Upper St. Anthony Falls lock wall is synced with a soundscape of music composed by Lyz Jaakola (Fond du Lac Band of Ojibwe) and a recorded narrative by Dakota/Ojibway First Nation elder Millie Richard. Viewers will also find three silent video projections with flickers of imagery from the main video distributed around the lock. \nThis piece will explore themes of homecoming and finding connection within ourselves to culture\, ancestors\, and nature\, no matter how far away we may sometimes feel. From an Anishinaabe perspective\, it is a reminder that Nokomis is always around\, an elder always ready for us to reach out and willing to hear what’s in our hearts. \n  \nA note on place and language: \nOwamni-yomni is ‘whirlpool’ in the Dakota language. Gakaabika is ‘severed rock’ in the Ojibwe language. Both are the names of the place where the Upper St. Anthony Falls Lock and Dam currently sits\, in the homelands of the Dakota. \nPrior to colonial settlement\, the Dakota lived along Owamni-yomni / Gakaabika and Ojibwe\,Ho-Chunk\, and other nations traveled through that place. It was and still is an important and sacred place to Ojibwe\, Ho-Chunk\, Dakota and Indigenous peoples currently living here. \n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://northloop.org/event/madweyaashkaa-waves-can-be-heard-upper-stl-anthony-falls-lock/2021-02-18/
LOCATION:Upper St. Anthony Falls Lock Visitor Center\, 1 Portland Avenue\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55401\, United States
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