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Monthly Digest (August 2026) (opens the original)
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Hello from Art of the Rural! 🌾As summer draws to a close, we’re excited to reflect on recent and upcoming programs. We hope to gather with you soon!<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="529.0215588723051" src="https://substackcdn.com/imag
Radio, Podcasting, and the Return of the Oral Tradition (opens the original)
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The following Substack is written by Joe Williams, Art of the Rural’s Media & Editorial Collaborator and host of the 5 Plain Questions podcast, to whom we are deeply grateful for contributing to our collective work.“It’s a good day to be Indigenous. It’s 45 degrees in the sun. It’s 8 a. m. Indian Time in 1998.” The iconic introduction by John Trudell’s character, radio DJ Randy Peone, in Chris Eyre’s 1998 classic film <a href="https://www.i
Illustrating the Rural with Nhatt Nichols (opens the original)
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Hopping on Zoom with multidisciplinary artist and writer Nhatt Nichols, whose work I had seen featured through Rural Assembly and Department of Public Transformation’s Beyond the Clock, I was eager to hear about her path to graphic storytelling and her relationship to the rural. Soon our conversation turned toward Nhatt’s lifelong passion for the natural world and intertwining stories of migration, foodways, and environment
Monthly Digest (July 2026) (opens the original)
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Hello from Art of the Rural! 🌾We hope you and your communities have been having a wonderful, restful summer so far. Check out what we’ve been up to in the past month!Subscribe nowShare Art of the Rural BroadsheetSpillwayThrough support for artists, culture bearers,
The Artist as Community Worker (opens the original)
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The following Substack is written by Joe Williams, Art of the Rural’s Media & Editorial Collaborator and host of the 5 Plain Questions podcast, to whom we are deeply grateful for contributing to our collective work.Modern Western artists have been defined in multiple ways over the last 100 years. From the romantic, isolated genius to the social commentator on society, each label has been placed on them from afar. The added identity of Indigenous or Native American artists adds a perceived stigma
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