Buffalo Puppet Procession Traces Native History Through NYC’s Streets

"Return of the Buffalo: Tatanka Owe Akupi," a powerful puppet procession, recently paid homage to 38 Dakota men executed in 1862. This profound public art piece isn't just a spectacle; it's a vital act of remembrance, bringing a difficult chapter of Native history to the forefront of NYC's streets. For emerging women artists, this serves as a potent reminder of art's capacity for activism and historical narrative. Your work, too, can shed light on untold stories, challenge perceptions, and foster community dialogue. Embrace the power of your artistic voice to honour the past and inspire a more just future. — Source: Hyperallergic

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