Photo Galleries: Mt. Rushmore,
Crazy Horse,
Pine Ridge
For the past two years, First Peoples Fund has been
part of a national initiative at the Ford Foundation through its
Media, Arts and Culture program. The collaborative was formed as a
result of the Ford Foundation’s funded Urban Institute study entitled,
Investing in Creativity: A Study of Support Structures for U.S.
Artists. In direct response to the study findings one of the
Ford Foundation initial strategies was to enhance support for
individual artists providing funds to leading arts service
organizations that provide grants and technical assistance to artists
in diverse artistic disciplines.
Meet the Composer, Creative Capital Foundation,
Sundance Institute, the National Museum of the American Indian and
Independent Television Services (ITVS) are a few of the funding
partners who joined us in August. We opened up our meetings with a
dinner at Mt. Rushmore. Superintendent, Gerard Baker generously
took us on a guided tour to the top of the Mountain. We held the
last of our biannual convening meetings at the Journey Museum and
Crazy Horse Mountain and invited local professional artists to
participate. On the third day we will traveled to the Pine Ridge
reservation to visit the Oglala Lakota College, the Lakota Fund and
the Wawokiye Institute and to meet with Oglala Sioux Tribal President,
Cecilia Fire Thunder.
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Mt. Rushmore, August 14, 2005 Lori and Miranne on the hike up to Mt. Rushmore The Ford Foundation's New Works Cohort on route to the top of Mt. Rushmore Gerard Baker and New Works Cohort in front of Mt. Rushmore's tunnel. Roberta Uno, Program Officer at The Ford Foundation and Mt. Rushmore Superintendent Gerard Baker waving on top of George Washington's head. Lori Pourier on top of Mt. Rushmore Miranne Walker on top of Mt. Rushmore Lori Pourier, Miranne Walker, Jhon Goes In Center and Pamela Kingfisher behind Mt. Rushmore
Mt. Rushmore, August 14, 2005
Crazy Horse Memorial
Other Photo Galleries:
Mt. Rushmore,
Pine Ridge
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Crazy Horse, August 16th, 2005 The Ford Foundation's New Works Cohort, Crazy Horse, August 16th, 2005 Crazy Horse Mountain, August 16th, 2005 First Peoples Fund at Crazy Horse:
Miranne Walker, Jhon Goes In Center, Lori Pourier and Pame Kingfisher
The Ford Foundation's New Works cohort was comprised of these 15 organizations:
Alternate Roots, Cave Canem, Creative Capital, First Peoples Fund, Fund for Folk Culture, Independent Television Service, Meet the Composer, NALAC, NMAI, Natioinal Performance Network, National Video Resources, NCCC, NEFA, Sundance Institute, and Theater Communications Group.
Crazy Horse, August 16th, 2005
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Pine Ridge Visit
Other Photo Galleries:
Mt. Rushmore,
Crazy Horse
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Marilyn Pourier speaks at the Oglala Lakota College. Browsing at the Oglala Lakota College. Harvey White Woman of the Wawokiye Business Institute speaks at the Lakota Fund. Oglala Sioux Tribal President, Cecilia Fire Thunder speaks at the Lakota Fund. Oglala Sioux Tribal President, Cecilia Fire Thunder speaks at the Lakota Fund.
Karlene Hunter speaks at the Lakota Fund.
Marilyn Pourier speaks at the Oglala Lakota College.
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