BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060420614 DTSTART:20240427T150000Z DTEND:20240427T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060422663 DTSTART:20240428T150000Z DTEND:20240428T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060424712 DTSTART:20240501T150000Z DTEND:20240501T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060426761 DTSTART:20240502T150000Z DTEND:20240503T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060427786 DTSTART:20240503T150000Z DTEND:20240503T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060429835 DTSTART:20240504T150000Z DTEND:20240504T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060430860 DTSTART:20240505T150000Z DTEND:20240505T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060432909 DTSTART:20240508T150000Z DTEND:20240508T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060434958 DTSTART:20240509T150000Z DTEND:20240510T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060437007 DTSTART:20240510T150000Z DTEND:20240510T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060438032 DTSTART:20240511T150000Z DTEND:20240511T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060440081 DTSTART:20240512T150000Z DTEND:20240512T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060442130 DTSTART:20240515T150000Z DTEND:20240515T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060444179 DTSTART:20240516T150000Z DTEND:20240517T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060446228 DTSTART:20240517T150000Z DTEND:20240517T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060447253 DTSTART:20240518T150000Z DTEND:20240518T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060449302 DTSTART:20240519T150000Z DTEND:20240519T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060451351 DTSTART:20240522T150000Z DTEND:20240522T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060453400 DTSTART:20240523T150000Z DTEND:20240524T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060455449 DTSTART:20240524T150000Z DTEND:20240524T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060457498 DTSTART:20240525T150000Z DTEND:20240525T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060459547 DTSTART:20240526T150000Z DTEND:20240526T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060461596 DTSTART:20240529T150000Z DTEND:20240529T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060463645 DTSTART:20240530T150000Z DTEND:20240531T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060465694 DTSTART:20240531T150000Z DTEND:20240531T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060467743 DTSTART:20240601T150000Z DTEND:20240601T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060469792 DTSTART:20240602T150000Z DTEND:20240602T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060470817 DTSTART:20240605T150000Z DTEND:20240605T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060472866 DTSTART:20240606T150000Z DTEND:20240607T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060475939 DTSTART:20240607T150000Z DTEND:20240607T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060477988 DTSTART:20240608T150000Z DTEND:20240608T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060480037 DTSTART:20240609T150000Z DTEND:20240609T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060483110 DTSTART:20240612T150000Z DTEND:20240612T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060486183 DTSTART:20240613T150000Z DTEND:20240614T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060488232 DTSTART:20240614T150000Z DTEND:20240614T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060490281 DTSTART:20240615T150000Z DTEND:20240615T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060492330 DTSTART:20240616T150000Z DTEND:20240616T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060493355 DTSTART:20240620T150000Z DTEND:20240621T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060495404 DTSTART:20240621T150000Z DTEND:20240621T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060497453 DTSTART:20240622T150000Z DTEND:20240622T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060499502 DTSTART:20240623T150000Z DTEND:20240623T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060501551 DTSTART:20240626T150000Z DTEND:20240626T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060503600 DTSTART:20240627T150000Z DTEND:20240628T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060505649 DTSTART:20240628T150000Z DTEND:20240628T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060507698 DTSTART:20240629T150000Z DTEND:20240629T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060509747 DTSTART:20240630T150000Z DTEND:20240630T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060511796 DTSTART:20240703T150000Z DTEND:20240703T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060513845 DTSTART:20240704T150000Z DTEND:20240705T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060515894 DTSTART:20240705T150000Z DTEND:20240705T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060517943 DTSTART:20240706T150000Z DTEND:20240706T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060519992 DTSTART:20240707T150000Z DTEND:20240707T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060522041 DTSTART:20240710T150000Z DTEND:20240710T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060524090 DTSTART:20240711T150000Z DTEND:20240712T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060526139 DTSTART:20240712T150000Z DTEND:20240712T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060527164 DTSTART:20240713T150000Z DTEND:20240713T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060529213 DTSTART:20240714T150000Z DTEND:20240714T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060531262 DTSTART:20240717T150000Z DTEND:20240717T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060533311 DTSTART:20240718T150000Z DTEND:20240719T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060535360 DTSTART:20240719T150000Z DTEND:20240719T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060537409 DTSTART:20240720T150000Z DTEND:20240720T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060539458 DTSTART:20240721T150000Z DTEND:20240721T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060541507 DTSTART:20240724T150000Z DTEND:20240724T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060542532 DTSTART:20240725T150000Z DTEND:20240726T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060544581 DTSTART:20240726T150000Z DTEND:20240726T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060546630 DTSTART:20240727T150000Z DTEND:20240727T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060548679 DTSTART:20240728T150000Z DTEND:20240728T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060550728 DTSTART:20240731T150000Z DTEND:20240731T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060552777 DTSTART:20240801T150000Z DTEND:20240802T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060554826 DTSTART:20240802T150000Z DTEND:20240802T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060556875 DTSTART:20240803T150000Z DTEND:20240803T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060558924 DTSTART:20240804T150000Z DTEND:20240804T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195413Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060560973 DTSTART:20240807T150000Z DTEND:20240807T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060563022 DTSTART:20240808T150000Z DTEND:20240809T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060564047 DTSTART:20240809T150000Z DTEND:20240809T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060566096 DTSTART:20240810T150000Z DTEND:20240810T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060568145 DTSTART:20240811T150000Z DTEND:20240811T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060569170 DTSTART:20240814T150000Z DTEND:20240814T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060571219 DTSTART:20240815T150000Z DTEND:20240816T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060573268 DTSTART:20240816T150000Z DTEND:20240816T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060575317 DTSTART:20240817T150000Z DTEND:20240817T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060576342 DTSTART:20240818T150000Z DTEND:20240818T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060578391 DTSTART:20240821T150000Z DTEND:20240821T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060580440 DTSTART:20240822T150000Z DTEND:20240823T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060582489 DTSTART:20240823T150000Z DTEND:20240823T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060584538 DTSTART:20240824T150000Z DTEND:20240824T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060586587 DTSTART:20240825T150000Z DTEND:20240825T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060588636 DTSTART:20240828T150000Z DTEND:20240828T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060590685 DTSTART:20240829T150000Z DTEND:20240830T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060591710 DTSTART:20240830T150000Z DTEND:20240830T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060593759 DTSTART:20240831T150000Z DTEND:20240831T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060595808 DTSTART:20240901T150000Z DTEND:20240901T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060597857 DTSTART:20240904T150000Z DTEND:20240904T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060599906 DTSTART:20240905T150000Z DTEND:20240906T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060601955 DTSTART:20240907T150000Z DTEND:20240907T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060602980 DTSTART:20240908T150000Z DTEND:20240908T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060605029 DTSTART:20240911T150000Z DTEND:20240911T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060607078 DTSTART:20240912T150000Z DTEND:20240913T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060609127 DTSTART:20240913T150000Z DTEND:20240913T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060611176 DTSTART:20240914T150000Z DTEND:20240914T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060613225 DTSTART:20240915T150000Z DTEND:20240915T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060615274 DTSTART:20240918T150000Z DTEND:20240918T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060617323 DTSTART:20240919T150000Z DTEND:20240920T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060619372 DTSTART:20240920T150000Z DTEND:20240920T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060621421 DTSTART:20240921T150000Z DTEND:20240921T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060622446 DTSTART:20240922T150000Z DTEND:20240922T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060624495 DTSTART:20240925T150000Z DTEND:20240925T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060626544 DTSTART:20240926T150000Z DTEND:20240927T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060627569 DTSTART:20240927T150000Z DTEND:20240927T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060629618 DTSTART:20240928T150000Z DTEND:20240928T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060631667 DTSTART:20240929T150000Z DTEND:20240929T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060633716 DTSTART:20241002T150000Z DTEND:20241002T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060635765 DTSTART:20241003T150000Z DTEND:20241004T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060636790 DTSTART:20241004T150000Z DTEND:20241004T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060638839 DTSTART:20241005T150000Z DTEND:20241005T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060640888 DTSTART:20241006T150000Z DTEND:20241006T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060642937 DTSTART:20241009T150000Z DTEND:20241009T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060644986 DTSTART:20241010T150000Z DTEND:20241011T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060647035 DTSTART:20241011T150000Z DTEND:20241011T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060649084 DTSTART:20241012T150000Z DTEND:20241012T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060650109 DTSTART:20241013T150000Z DTEND:20241013T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060652158 DTSTART:20241016T150000Z DTEND:20241016T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060654207 DTSTART:20241017T150000Z DTEND:20241018T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060656256 DTSTART:20241018T150000Z DTEND:20241018T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060658305 DTSTART:20241019T150000Z DTEND:20241019T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060660354 DTSTART:20241020T150000Z DTEND:20241020T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060662403 DTSTART:20241023T150000Z DTEND:20241023T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060664452 DTSTART:20241024T150000Z DTEND:20241025T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060666501 DTSTART:20241025T150000Z DTEND:20241025T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060668550 DTSTART:20241026T150000Z DTEND:20241026T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060670599 DTSTART:20241027T150000Z DTEND:20241027T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060672648 DTSTART:20241030T150000Z DTEND:20241030T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060674697 DTSTART:20241031T150000Z DTEND:20241101T010000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060675722 DTSTART:20241101T150000Z DTEND:20241101T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060677771 DTSTART:20241102T150000Z DTEND:20241102T210000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060679820 DTSTART:20241103T160000Z DTEND:20241103T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060681869 DTSTART:20241106T160000Z DTEND:20241106T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060683918 DTSTART:20241107T160000Z DTEND:20241108T020000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060685967 DTSTART:20241108T160000Z DTEND:20241108T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060688016 DTSTART:20241109T160000Z DTEND:20241109T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060691089 DTSTART:20241110T160000Z DTEND:20241110T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060693138 DTSTART:20241113T160000Z DTEND:20241113T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060695187 DTSTART:20241114T160000Z DTEND:20241115T020000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060696212 DTSTART:20241115T160000Z DTEND:20241115T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060698261 DTSTART:20241116T160000Z DTEND:20241116T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060700310 DTSTART:20241117T160000Z DTEND:20241117T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060701335 DTSTART:20241120T160000Z DTEND:20241120T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060703384 DTSTART:20241121T160000Z DTEND:20241122T020000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060705433 DTSTART:20241122T160000Z DTEND:20241122T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060706458 DTSTART:20241123T160000Z DTEND:20241123T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060708507 DTSTART:20241124T160000Z DTEND:20241124T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060710556 DTSTART:20241127T160000Z DTEND:20241127T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060711581 DTSTART:20241128T160000Z DTEND:20241129T020000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060713630 DTSTART:20241129T160000Z DTEND:20241129T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060715679 DTSTART:20241130T160000Z DTEND:20241130T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261013T195414Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45713060716704 DTSTART:20241201T160000Z DTEND:20241201T220000Z DESCRIPTION:This installation features Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, thirty ori ginal drawings made by Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke (Crow)) to form a “co rral” of horses\, which hold significance in the Northern Plains Native history and cultures. Red Star sketched each horse from historical ledger drawings (narrative drawings) found in museums and archives across the Uni ted States.\n\nRed Star’s ancestor\, Green Skin\, was a holder of a “h orse-getting” medicine bundle (medicine bag). The bag contained symbolic items that gave him extraordinary powers derived from the sky (the sun\, stars\, birds\, and meteorological phenomena) to take horses from enemies. This feat\, also known as “going on a raid\,” required unflinching co urage and a willingness to risk death but brought honor\, wealth\, and gre ater sustainability for the Tribal Nation. With her own corral of horses i n Bi’ nneete (No Water)\, Red Star asserts her place as a horse-getter i n the continuing tradition of Apsáalooke warriors and artists\, connectin g a vibrant tradition to an ongoing pursuit of history and identity.\n\nRe d Star’s installation at MAG also includes two examples of historical le dger drawings from the museum’s permanent collection. GEO:43.157647;-77.588194 LOCATION:Memorial Art Gallery\, Forman Gallery SUMMARY:Wendy Red Star: Bi’ nneete (No Water) URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.rochester.edu/event/wendy_red_star_bi_nneete_n o_water CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR