About this theme
We will look at Myaamionki as a three-dimensional space that includes the earth and the sky. We will follow the movement of nipi ‘water’ in order to explore the connections, cycles, and dependencies that link all of the elements in and on the earth and in the sky. From this experience, participants develop a better understanding of the responsibility we bear for our actions in Myaamionki.
2021 Art Exhibitions
In June 2021, the Myaamia Heritage Museum and Archive will host a featured exhibition for art projects from Eemamwiciki Summer Programs participants. This will include work related to the 2020 theme and the 2021 theme: ašiihkiwi neehi kiišikwi ‘Earth and Sky.’
Art Exhibition Deadlines
Myaamia Heritage Museum and Archive Exhibition: June 1, 2021 (all submissions must be received by MHMA)
2022 Winter Gathering Digital Exhibition: to be announced in 2021
2021
As part of the 2021 program, we will be piloting an online companion to the in-person programming. In the event that we are unable to hold in-person programming, the 2021 program will be held in a more robust capacity online.
At home activities
Want to start learning about ašiihkiwi neehi kiišikwi? Check out these at home activities!
keešaakosita kiilhswa ‘The Moon Grows’ activity PDF
Create a cube to follow the lunar cycle
ašiihkiwi neehi kiišikwi myaamionki: Earth and Sky the Place of the Myaamiaki curriculum PDF
Note: The website and Stellarium program mentioned in the curriculum are no longer available. Since the publication of this resource, we have continued to learn so some of the Myaamia words and phrases may be out of date. If you have any questions, please contact us at eemamwiciki@gmail.com!
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