Tyrese "Bright Flower" Gould Jacinto's Art on Display at Stockton Art Gallery through November 12th9/30/2024
We are thrilled to announce that Tyrese "Bright Flower" Gould Jacinto's Lenape Gourd Art is currently on display at the Stockton Art Gallery, alongside works from other talented Indigenous artists. This powerful exhibition offers a unique opportunity to experience Tyrese's art's deep cultural and spiritual significance inspired by Lenape traditions.
Tyrese's "No Face Ancestor" Gourd Art reflects years of meditation and connection with the earth, a tradition passed down for generations. It will be featured as part of this exhibition. Visitors will have the chance to explore Tyrese's artwork and other Indigenous perspectives on cultural preservation, sustainability, and spirituality. As part of this celebration, Indigenous Peoples' Day will be held on October 14th, featuring a variety of activities honoring Indigenous heritage. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with the vibrant artistry and traditions of Indigenous communities. The exhibition runs through November 12th, so visit and immerse yourself in this extraordinary cultural experience. For more information, see the Stockton Art Gallery's official website: Stockton Art Gallery We look forward to seeing you there! We are excited to share a special YouTube Playlist dedicated to the Cohanzick Nature Reserve, capturing the beauty and spirit of this sacred space. Recently, we were blessed to host the Indigenous Youth Retreat, where local youth participated in various workshops, spiritual experiences, and traditional activities like foraging for huckleberries and archery.
If you’ve visited the reserve, you might even spot yourself in one of our videos! Watch the retreat highlights here: Watch the Youth Retreat Video Explore more moments and experiences on our full playlist: Cohanzick Nature Reserve Playlist Join us in celebrating the connection between land, culture, and community. NAAC Urgently Seeks Donations for Essential Equipment to Support the Cohanzick Nature Reserve9/29/2024
The Native American Advancement Corp (NAAC) is contacting our community for help obtaining much-needed equipment to maintain and enhance the Cohanzick Nature Reserve. Due to an 11-month delay in opening caused by the Township approval process, we faced over $80,000 in unexpected expenses, including legal fees, property taxes exceeding $30,000, and loss of revenue. Thanks to the grace of the Creator, we managed to cover these expenses. Still, it has left us without the funds to secure essential items necessary to provide the whole experience we've envisioned for the reserve.
We humbly ask for your support to help us obtain the following essential items:
Your donations, large or small, will directly contribute to the continued development of the Cohanzick Nature Reserve. They will allow us to create a welcoming and well-maintained environment for visitors, educational programs, and community events. Any assistance you can provide will make a significant difference in helping us recover and move forward with our mission. How to Help: Please consider making a monetary donation or contributing one of the needed items. Your generosity will ensure we can continue offering an exceptional experience at the Cohanzick Nature Reserve, fostering community connection, cultural preservation, and environmental conservation. Thank you for your continued support as we realize our vision for the reserve and beyond. |