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SUMMARY:Weaving Words - An Artist Talk by Fawn Douglas
LOCATION:Windmill Library\nWindmill Library
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DESCRIPTION:In this intimate and inspiring presentation\, Indigenous artis
 t\, activist\, and community leader Fawn Douglas will take us on a journey
  through her decade-long creative path. .\nhttps://lvccld.libnet.info/even
 t/16958051
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Fawn will share her wisdom and how she bal
 ances a multi-disciplinary art practice with curating community\, and pion
 eering business leadership as the co-founder of Nuwu Art.</p>\n<p>Her uniq
 ue perspective on weaving together heritage\, passion\, and leadership off
 ers invaluable wisdom for anyone looking to make a lasting impact.</p>\n<p
 >The presentation will be followed by a live Q&amp\;A session\, giving att
 endees a chance to engage directly with Fawn about her process\, her advoc
 acy\, and her vision.</p>\n<p>About the Speaker:<br />Fawn Douglas is an I
 ndigenous artist\, activist\, and proud member of the Las Vegas Paiute Tri
 be\, with deep roots reaching to the Moapa Paiute\, Southern Cheyenne\, Cr
 eek\, Pawnee\, and Scottish peoples.</p>\n<p>A dedicated "artivist\," Fawn
 's diverse studio practice spans drawing\, painting\, sculpture\, performa
 nce\, and textiles. She earned her MFA with presidential honors from the U
 niversity of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) and serves as an Art Commissioner for
  the City of Las Vegas. Beyond her personal studio\, she is the co-founder
  of Nuwu Art and organizes impactful community programming through the non
 -profit IndigenousAF. Her life&rsquo\;s work is dedicated to the critical 
 intersections of art\, activism\, community\, education\, culture\, identi
 ty\, place\, and sovereignty.</p>\n<p>Free and open to the public. Seating
  is first-come\, first-served and may be limited. For more information cal
 l 702.507.6068.</p>\n<p></p>\nhttps://lvccld.libnet.info/event/16958051
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