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FREE high resolution 12″ x 18″ poster by R.I.S.E.: Radical Indigenous Survivance & Empowerment in recognition of Queer Pride Month. As with all our posters, feel liberated to print out, repost, disseminate, and wheatpaste at will!

R.I.S.E.: Radical Indigenous Survivance & Empowerment

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RISE: Radical Indigenous Survivance & Empowerment Congratulates the Phenomenal & Empowering Work of Three R.I.S.E. Artist + Poet 2018 Fellowship Recipients. For its inaugural fellowship, R.I.S.E.: Radical Indigenous Survivance & Empowerment is honored to celebrate the critical work of three Indigenous Queer, Gender Gradient/Non-Conforming, Trans, and/or Two-Spirit artists & poets challenging contemporary ideas of Indigeneity & Queerness through the fields of poetry & artistic practice. The award of a $1,000 unrestricted Artist Fellowship is presented to R.I.S.E. Fellowship lead recipient artist Katherine Paul / Black Belt Eagle Scout (Swinomish Indian Tribal Community / Iñupiat NANA Shareholder), & two additional $500 fellowships recognizing the dynamic work of Whess Harman @ghost_suit (Lake Babine Nation) &  Fabian Romero (Purepecha).

An artistic panel of three Indigenous artists & organizers gathered to carefully select the 2018 Fellows, facilitated by R.I.S.E. in order to support artists & poets whose work shows strength & great potential in disrupting settler colonial, heteropatriarchal ideals prevalent in contemporary Indigenous art & culture.

On behalf of the judges, R.I.S.E. congratulates the rigorous, crucial, & compelling work of the R.I.S.E. Fellowship Recipients who exemplified all the criteria & objectives highlighted in the Fellowship. R.I.S.E. would like to thank all the applicants who applied to this year's Fellowship & additionally honor all the time & energy put into their application, but more importantly the passion & dedication each artist & poet brings to their art & community.

We’d also like to address three honorable mentions for this year: Cleo Keahna (White Earth Ojibwe, Meskwaki, Blackfeet, Sioux), AuMAR (Edo (Nigeria) & Bassa (Cameroun)), & Dåkot-ta Alcantara-Camacho (Matao). We encourage all applicants to apply to next year's Fellowship & invite you to join us in celebrating this year's Fellows & the numerous applicants whose work is equally empowering & of critical importance!

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#Repost @riseindigenous (@get_repost) ・・・ @riseindigenous buttons, stickers, and totes are featured in the @whitneymuseum shop for the duration of the exhibition: #AnIncompleteHistoryOfProtest 🖤 Please, come out to support this exhibition and #RISEindigenous ✊🏾 By purchasing Indigenous art you are directly supporting Indigenous communities and the production of future/current small press publications, exhibitions, and funding environmental and social justice movements. 💪🏾. - #AbandonTheConcept #WhitneyMuseum #IndigenousArt #ResistanceIsAwareness #NativeArt #IBQTPOC