Comments on: The Art Biz ep. 153: Committed to Telling Native Stories Through Her Art and Activism with Danielle SeeWalker

By: Barbara Muir

Thu, 21 Sep 2023 20:02:18 +0000

Thank you for this Danielle and Alyson. In Canada a lot of verbal acknowledgement is given to
indigenous people. Schools and business buildings have signs saying what originally indigenous
lands they are on. And yet promises for clean drinking water have not been met, and oil and
gas companies put pipelines through sacred indigenous lands. Love this podcast, and your art
Danielle. It is heartbreaking what’s happening.

Thank you for this,

Barbara

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By: Christine

Thu, 27 Jul 2023 16:29:45 +0000

Once again, another wonderful and thought provoking podcast. Danielle, I am a big fan of your work. Perhaps I saw on Hyperallergic? Or earlier through Alyson? ITwo things that most deeply resonated with me: Alyson’s bringing up the reality that many in the country seek to erase multiple stories and lived truths from the US educational system, and Danielle’s point that many feel that indigenous history and persons are just that…something from the past. Alyson’s speaking to the designation of “black history month”, “womens history month” in the past (and that is hopefully slooowly beginning to change) speak to the denial of so many that all of our lives and histories are interwoven and connected, oftentimes in painful ways. I ordered Danielle’s book because I want to educate myself further. And like Alyson, I am deeply frustrated saddened and aghast at how civil , women, and humanitarian rights progress is being erased. May our better hearts and minds prevail.

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By: Fidel Rodriguez

Wed, 19 Jul 2023 18:56:03 +0000

This is very cool Alyson, I loved that it says “committed artists” Cool podcast!

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