Native American Pop Culture through Art and Design with Sebastian Ebarb
Skoden: Socal media and the rise of Native American pop culture.
Sometimes we do it for the memes. Join speaker Sebastian Ebarb through several case studies as we take a dive into Native American humor, art, and design! We’ll see how Native connections are being made through trends and social media and, given they are not a monolith, get a wide view of how Native communities connect.
Sebastian Ellington Flying Eagle Ebarb is a designer based in Boston. As a member of the Choctaw-Apache tribe of Ebarb, he has spent his years working to revive, hold, and revere his native heritage. As a digital and print designer, he has spent his career working to push past conventional thinking. He is a professor of Design at Northeastern University and co-owner of the design studio Nahi (meaning “we” in Apache).
This event is generously sponsored by
the Brookline Library Foundation.
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