Pow Wow Dance 1
Watercolor
0
NFS
Pow Wow Dance 1
Watercolor
$ 0.00 USD
NFS
0
Available in-studio and in online shop
Untitled
0
Available in-studio and in online shop
Waterspout off Galveston Island
0
Available in-studio and in online shop
Tonkawas at Walnut Creek
2020, na,
0
Available in-studio and in online shop
Pow Wow Dance 2
Watercolor,
0
Available in-studio and in online shop
Pow Wow Dance 1
Watercolor
0
Available in-studio and in online shop
In-person
Public Park
Performance
El Camino Real de los Tejas Crankie Suite
+
Nov 10
at
2:00 PM
till
Onion Creek Metropolitan Park - 8652 Nuckols Crossing Rd, The GPS locate point for the event is 30°09'53.57"N 97°45'23.74"W
Artistic performance in Onion Creek Metropolitan Park, on the NPS historic trail. Brian Beattie and Valerie Fowler perform “El Camino Real de los Tejas Crankie Suite”- a time traveling trip across Texas, from the Rio Grande to Austin, told in songs and images. Valerie cranks a 48-foot illustrated scroll in her "Crankie Box", while Brian sings the story.
Live Stream Platform
Pre-recorded Video Link
Additional Links
ADA accessibility
No ADA accessibility
By appointment only
In-person
Public Park
Performance
El Camino Real de los Tejas Crankie Suite
+
Nov 10
at
3:00 PM
till
Onion Creek Metropolitan Park - 8652 Nuckols Crossing Rd, The GPS locate point for the event is 30°09'53.57"N 97°45'23.74"W
Artistic performance in Onion Creek Metropolitan Park, on the NPS historic trail. Brian Beattie and Valerie Fowler perform “El Camino Real de los Tejas Crankie Suite”- a time traveling trip across Texas, from the Rio Grande to Austin, told in songs and images. Valerie cranks a 48-foot illustrated scroll in her "Crankie Box", while Brian sings the story.
Live Stream Platform
Pre-recorded Video Link
Additional Links
ADA accessibility
No ADA accessibility
By appointment only
About the Artist
Through historical tours, exhibits, events and memorial services, the Oakwood Cemetery Chapel provides a place to connect, heal and reflect, that is open to all. The people who made Austin are at Oakwood Cemetery. We are united here in search of love, life and meaning.
Artist Statement
The Oakwood Cemetery Chapel's fall 2021 digital exhibit "To Relate" explores Native American history in the Austin and Central Texas area. To accompany this project, we will showcase digital submissions of Native American artworks as they relate to a sense of place. Featured artist and staff member Amy Heath will share her work.
