Video from The Re-Sound/Re-Vision Festival: Indigenous Pittsburgh and Otherwise Worlds

 

In case you missed the live events Recordings from the  Re-Sound/Re-Vision Festival: Indigenous Pittsburgh and Otherwise Worlds recorded between April 9th and 11th are now available free online     Audiopharmacy  A concert with San Fransisco-based hip hop collective Audiopharmacy. Recorded Friday, April 9 2021 Available on YouTube HERE   Roundtable Discussion Afro/Black and Indigenous Futurisms Moderated by CMU professor and Pittsburgh-based artist Alisha B. Wormsley. Invited speakers include Rasheedah Phillips of Black Quantum Future, Johnnie Jae of A Tribe Called Geek, and godfather of PowWowStep DJ Shub. Recorded Saturday, April 10  Available on YouTube HERE   Futures Concert    Features new music by Sadie Buck and Melody McKiver, Tanya Tagaq's Sivunittinni arranged for saxophone quartet, and Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate's Ithánali/I Know with video by Mobey Irizarry Lambright.  Recorded Saturday, April 10  Available on YouTube HERE   Soundwalk  Take a soundwalk through Pittsburgh using intentional listening to reorient yourself to places and soundscapes that you might typically ignore. Each soundwalk includes site-specific compositions that invite participants to actively reflect on the past, present, and future of Indigenous presence in Pittsburgh. Launched Sunday, April 11  An introduction is available on YouTube HERE  More information and Soundwalk Maps are available HERE This event is part of Alexa Woloshyn's Decolonized Futures project. Image credit: "Sun Goddess" by Morgan Overton     Additional support for the festival has been provided by the Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry.     More Details about the festival HERE         Copyright © 2021 Carnegie Mellon University, Center for the Arts in Society, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: Carnegie Mellon University, Center for the Arts in Society 5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa 15213