Dmitri Brown, Tewa History of the Manhattan Project
Air Date Saturday July 9 at 4 p.m. on 5.1
DMITRI BROWN
Seeking to create dialogue between different world views, Santa Clara Pueblo scholar Dmitri Brown shares an understanding of the Manhattan Project from a Tewa perspective.
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JUANA VALDES
Cuban multi-disciplinary artist Juana Valdes created “Rest Ashore” to explore the migration experience and the refugee crisis.
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NATASHA TSAKOS
Reimagining theater, Natasha Tsakos wants to convert the energy and emotions generated by “Humanode” to positively impact billions of people.
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JACKSON POLLOCK
Jackson Pollock’s 1950 drip painting “Autumn Rhythm” changed the very concept of painting.