Seattle World School: Our Community, Our Voices 2023: Workers’ Rights
Produced by Jack Straw Cultural Center and Seattle World School students Raquel, Didy, Alan, Erika, and Oliver.
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Produced by Jack Straw Cultural Center and Seattle World School students Raquel, Didy, Alan, Erika, and Oliver.
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Produced by Jack Straw Cultural Center and Seattle World School students Yadira, Alex, Niyata, Yefri, Katy, and Santiago.
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Produced by Jack Straw Cultural Center and Seattle World School students Leonel, Muzghan, Lucio, Raingsey, and Yefri.
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Produced by Jack Straw Cultural Center and Seattle World School students Rober, Adam, Gia, and Adonay.
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Produced by Jack Straw Cultural Center and Seattle World School students Ever, Weiyu, Tran, Adam, and Hector.
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Produced by Jack Straw Cultural Center and Seattle World School students Angel, Vicmar, Josept, Leilany, and Byron.
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Produced by Jack Straw Cultural Center and Seattle World School students Erlyn, Juanita, Fowzia, and Yeison.
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Jack Straw artists Erin Slomski-Pritz and Jenny Lesser Holman talk with Carlos Nieto about their Jack Straw New Media Gallery installation Dream Motif. Music in this episode by Afterlife Giftshop, from the Dream Motif installation audio.
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David K. Rea‘s project for the 2023 Jack Straw Program is a collection of poems and prose writing. In his conversation with curator Priscilla Long, he talks about his life after newspaper work, his daily writing practices, and how he considers himself a lifelong student of poetry. “I’d like to have a few people I’m […]
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Jack Straw artist Zack Bent talks with Carlos Nieto about his Jack Straw New Media Gallery installation The Charity Stripe. Applications for our 2024-25 New Media Gallery and Artist Support Programs are due Monday, November 27. Apply now!
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