Circle Cinema Art Gallery
Sacred Duties
November 4th - November 27th
"Sacred Duties" is a powerful exploration of the responsibility that Indigenous peoples hold as stewards of the land. This exhibit examines connection between Native communities and the earth, emphasizing the sacred duty to protect, preserve, and nurture the environment for future generations.
For Indigenous peoples, the land is not just a resource but a living entity, with its own spirit and wisdom. It is our home, our history, and the foundation of our cultural identity. This exhibit showcases art that reflects this deep-rooted understanding we have with our natural world. Through a variety of mediums, the featured artists convey the urgency of safeguarding these lands against exploitation and degradation, honoring the ancestors who entrusted us with this sacred duty.
"Sacred Duties" invites you to reflect on your relationship with the land and consider your role in the collective effort to protect the earth. It is a call to action, reminding us that the preservation of the environment is not only a necessity for survival but a moral imperative rooted in respect, reciprocity, and love for the earth.