CutFoot Dances On

"Cut Foot Dances With A Beast"
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The old fire watch tower has been removed from its concrete pad at Pither's Point Park. This would make a great site for a sculptural installation; dontcha think?



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Another Native blog. This one belongs to CBC Manitoba reporter, Waubgeshig Rice.

My Bud, Ryan McMahon has been plenty busy. He's trying to get a sitcom, shot locally.

"... McMahon felt his proposed sitcom, currently with the working title, “Don’t Call Me Chief,” is something that could replace “Trailer Park Boys” on the Showcase network since that series will be going off the air.
“What we’re saying is that we got the thing,” he remarked. “It’s Canadian, it’s funny, it’s from an aboriginal perspective. But anybody in Canada can relate to these things, especially in a small town.
“For example, the idea of going to get groceries at the bait and tackle shop because that’s what some people do.”
McMahon even has some well-known actors associated with the project so far, such as Scott Thompson from “Kids in the Hall,” who would play the mayor of the small town..."

First Nation artist carves special healing pole.

Cool beaded hand sculptural project.

Check out the great photography of Nadya Kwandibens, from up in my neck of the woods.

Interesting artwork, Northwest coast designs, custom applied to new shoes. 8'th Generation.

Call for submission: 4-minute films about Native American Veterans. For NMAI, Smithsonian. October 18, '09, deadline.

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