Craft Lake City "Lunch & Learn" Virtual Discussion
Celebration of the Hand: Mother Wound
Friday, November 17 from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m MST

Artwork by Russel Daniels
Thank you for your interest in attending a free virtual discussion on Friday, November 17 at 11:30 a.m. inspired by Celebration of the Hand: Mother Wound!
On View from November - December 2023, Celebration of the Hand: Mother Wound features aerial photographs from local photographer Russel Daniels. The images depict mineral extraction and waste in the Western United States.
Russel Albert Daniels is an artist and photographer based out of Salt Lake City. His work stands in the cross current of art, reportage, and re-indigenization. His craft places storytelling at the forefront of a rich photographic practice which aims to bring visibility to Native American and underserved communities. His projects explore the ways in which identity, place, and history illuminate the aftermath of manifest destiny.
In this public online event, Craft Lake City’s Executive Director, Angela H. Brown, will converse with the artist whose work appears in the new exhibition & talk in depth about what inspired this motif as well as the story behind the stunning images. SLUG Magazine's Parker Mortenson will moderate the discussion with Russel Daniels and UMFA Curator, Emily Lawson.
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Please complete the following information to participate. Registered participants will be sent a link closer to the start of the event to attend the virtual discussion via Zoom.
Displayed along Broadway between 200 West and Main Street in downtown Salt Lake City, Celebration of the Hand: Mother Wound is a new streetside display on view 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, free of charge through the end of December 2023.
The Celebration of the Hand series is curated and organized by Craft Lake City, with support from The Center for the Living City and The Temporary Museum of Permanent Change. To find out more visit our website at craftlakecity.com.