Anishinaabe Public Art - Grand River Trail
Anishinaabe Public Art - Grand River Trail
Share your ideas for Anishinaabe art along the Grand River.
Project Summary
The Grand River Band of Ottawa Indians is working with the City of Grand Rapids and the Grand Rapids Public Museum on a public art initiative that will memorialize and honor the People of the Three Fires and their connection to the Grand River (Owashtanong).
A grant through the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) will help fund a series of interpretive monuments or art pieces along the Grand River trail in Sixth Street Park and Canal Park.
We are reaching out to Grand River Band of Ottawa Indians tribal members for your ideas and comments.
This survey should take about five minutes to complete, and is the first step in developing ideas for the project.
We invite tribal members of all ages to participate!
Examples
Art can come in many forms. Here are some example projects of indigenous art from Grand Rapids and around the country.
SCULPTURE | ||
PLAYSCAPE | ||
INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE |
FUNCTIONAL |
MURAL |
INTERPRETIVE TRAIL or timeline |
Your Input
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Optional Information
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