Community Calendar

Opening Artist Reception: February 4 at 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
202 W. 2nd Street, Duluth, MN

AICHO Galleries is hosting an art exhibition featuring photography by Nedahness Greene, a Leech Lake Band Ojibwe tribal member and digital artwork by Caitlin Newago, a Bad River Ojibwe tribal member. “Aanjitoon: Anishinaabe Art Through a Contemporary Lens” showcases a cultural reclamation and connection to Anishinaabe seasonal life and traditions and contemporary Ojibwe florals.

Nedahness Rose Greene a Leech Lake photographic artisan who creates her work by highlighting the beauty and symmetry in people, places and things that the average eye does not see. She specializes in the photographic genres of portraits, wildlife and wetlands, black and white, silhouettes, and creative beauty images. Nedahness' artwork is becoming public and well known around the Indigenous community. Website: www.greene.photography

Caitlin Newago is a disabled single mother, artist, and tribal member of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians. Currently, she is focusing on modernizing traditional Ojibwe floral designs and mediums with her work. By taking modern technology, she creates digital art with traditional Ojibwe designs into new contemporary pieces. Website: www.bizaanideewin.com

To learn more about the exhibition, artists, and more: www.aicho.org/anjitoon

Before your visit to the art gallery, please call the front desk for gallery availability. We sometimes host meetings in the art gallery so sometimes the gallery will not be open for public viewing. You may call the front desk at 218-722-7225.

Funded in part by The McKnight Foundation.

The Porcupine Mountains Music Festival presented by the Friends of the Porkies, a 501(c)3 organization, takes place August 26 & 27, 2022 in Ontonagon County, Michigan. The festival brings folk, blues, rock, bluegrass, and more to the Upper Peninsula wilderness...including JigJam, the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Lilli Lewis, Charlie Parr, Erik Koskinen, Luke Winslow King, and many more. There are also performer workshops, children's activities, and food on site. This activity is supported by the Michigan Arts and Culture Council. Recreation Passport is required to enter the State Park. Visit porkiesfestival.org or call 906-390-2295 for more information.

Opening Artist Reception: February 4 at 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
202 W. 2nd Street, Duluth, MN

AICHO Galleries is hosting an art exhibition featuring photography by Nedahness Greene, a Leech Lake Band Ojibwe tribal member and digital artwork by Caitlin Newago, a Bad River Ojibwe tribal member. “Aanjitoon: Anishinaabe Art Through a Contemporary Lens” showcases a cultural reclamation and connection to Anishinaabe seasonal life and traditions and contemporary Ojibwe florals.

Nedahness Rose Greene a Leech Lake photographic artisan who creates her work by highlighting the beauty and symmetry in people, places and things that the average eye does not see. She specializes in the photographic genres of portraits, wildlife and wetlands, black and white, silhouettes, and creative beauty images. Nedahness' artwork is becoming public and well known around the Indigenous community. Website: www.greene.photography

Caitlin Newago is a disabled single mother, artist, and tribal member of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians. Currently, she is focusing on modernizing traditional Ojibwe floral designs and mediums with her work. By taking modern technology, she creates digital art with traditional Ojibwe designs into new contemporary pieces. Website: www.bizaanideewin.com

To learn more about the exhibition, artists, and more: www.aicho.org/anjitoon

Before your visit to the art gallery, please call the front desk for gallery availability. We sometimes host meetings in the art gallery so sometimes the gallery will not be open for public viewing. You may call the front desk at 218-722-7225.

Funded in part by The McKnight Foundation.

The Porcupine Mountains Music Festival presented by the Friends of the Porkies, a 501(c)3 organization, takes place August 26 & 27, 2022 in Ontonagon County, Michigan. The festival brings folk, blues, rock, bluegrass, and more to the Upper Peninsula wilderness...including JigJam, the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Lilli Lewis, Charlie Parr, Erik Koskinen, Luke Winslow King, and many more. There are also performer workshops, children's activities, and food on site. This activity is supported by the Michigan Arts and Culture Council. Recreation Passport is required to enter the State Park. Visit porkiesfestival.org or call 906-390-2295 for more information.

Opening Artist Reception: February 4 at 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
202 W. 2nd Street, Duluth, MN

AICHO Galleries is hosting an art exhibition featuring photography by Nedahness Greene, a Leech Lake Band Ojibwe tribal member and digital artwork by Caitlin Newago, a Bad River Ojibwe tribal member. “Aanjitoon: Anishinaabe Art Through a Contemporary Lens” showcases a cultural reclamation and connection to Anishinaabe seasonal life and traditions and contemporary Ojibwe florals.

Nedahness Rose Greene a Leech Lake photographic artisan who creates her work by highlighting the beauty and symmetry in people, places and things that the average eye does not see. She specializes in the photographic genres of portraits, wildlife and wetlands, black and white, silhouettes, and creative beauty images. Nedahness' artwork is becoming public and well known around the Indigenous community. Website: www.greene.photography

Caitlin Newago is a disabled single mother, artist, and tribal member of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians. Currently, she is focusing on modernizing traditional Ojibwe floral designs and mediums with her work. By taking modern technology, she creates digital art with traditional Ojibwe designs into new contemporary pieces. Website: www.bizaanideewin.com

To learn more about the exhibition, artists, and more: www.aicho.org/anjitoon

Before your visit to the art gallery, please call the front desk for gallery availability. We sometimes host meetings in the art gallery so sometimes the gallery will not be open for public viewing. You may call the front desk at 218-722-7225.

Funded in part by The McKnight Foundation.

The Porcupine Mountains Music Festival presented by the Friends of the Porkies, a 501(c)3 organization, takes place August 26 & 27, 2022 in Ontonagon County, Michigan. The festival brings folk, blues, rock, bluegrass, and more to the Upper Peninsula wilderness...including JigJam, the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Lilli Lewis, Charlie Parr, Erik Koskinen, Luke Winslow King, and many more. There are also performer workshops, children's activities, and food on site. This activity is supported by the Michigan Arts and Culture Council. Recreation Passport is required to enter the State Park. Visit porkiesfestival.org or call 906-390-2295 for more information.

Opening Artist Reception: February 4 at 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
202 W. 2nd Street, Duluth, MN

AICHO Galleries is hosting an art exhibition featuring photography by Nedahness Greene, a Leech Lake Band Ojibwe tribal member and digital artwork by Caitlin Newago, a Bad River Ojibwe tribal member. “Aanjitoon: Anishinaabe Art Through a Contemporary Lens” showcases a cultural reclamation and connection to Anishinaabe seasonal life and traditions and contemporary Ojibwe florals.

Nedahness Rose Greene a Leech Lake photographic artisan who creates her work by highlighting the beauty and symmetry in people, places and things that the average eye does not see. She specializes in the photographic genres of portraits, wildlife and wetlands, black and white, silhouettes, and creative beauty images. Nedahness' artwork is becoming public and well known around the Indigenous community. Website: www.greene.photography

Caitlin Newago is a disabled single mother, artist, and tribal member of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians. Currently, she is focusing on modernizing traditional Ojibwe floral designs and mediums with her work. By taking modern technology, she creates digital art with traditional Ojibwe designs into new contemporary pieces. Website: www.bizaanideewin.com

To learn more about the exhibition, artists, and more: www.aicho.org/anjitoon

Before your visit to the art gallery, please call the front desk for gallery availability. We sometimes host meetings in the art gallery so sometimes the gallery will not be open for public viewing. You may call the front desk at 218-722-7225.

Funded in part by The McKnight Foundation.

The Porcupine Mountains Music Festival presented by the Friends of the Porkies, a 501(c)3 organization, takes place August 26 & 27, 2022 in Ontonagon County, Michigan. The festival brings folk, blues, rock, bluegrass, and more to the Upper Peninsula wilderness...including JigJam, the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Lilli Lewis, Charlie Parr, Erik Koskinen, Luke Winslow King, and many more. There are also performer workshops, children's activities, and food on site. This activity is supported by the Michigan Arts and Culture Council. Recreation Passport is required to enter the State Park. Visit porkiesfestival.org or call 906-390-2295 for more information.

Opening Artist Reception: February 4 at 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
202 W. 2nd Street, Duluth, MN

AICHO Galleries is hosting an art exhibition featuring photography by Nedahness Greene, a Leech Lake Band Ojibwe tribal member and digital artwork by Caitlin Newago, a Bad River Ojibwe tribal member. “Aanjitoon: Anishinaabe Art Through a Contemporary Lens” showcases a cultural reclamation and connection to Anishinaabe seasonal life and traditions and contemporary Ojibwe florals.

Nedahness Rose Greene a Leech Lake photographic artisan who creates her work by highlighting the beauty and symmetry in people, places and things that the average eye does not see. She specializes in the photographic genres of portraits, wildlife and wetlands, black and white, silhouettes, and creative beauty images. Nedahness' artwork is becoming public and well known around the Indigenous community. Website: www.greene.photography

Caitlin Newago is a disabled single mother, artist, and tribal member of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians. Currently, she is focusing on modernizing traditional Ojibwe floral designs and mediums with her work. By taking modern technology, she creates digital art with traditional Ojibwe designs into new contemporary pieces. Website: www.bizaanideewin.com

To learn more about the exhibition, artists, and more: www.aicho.org/anjitoon

Before your visit to the art gallery, please call the front desk for gallery availability. We sometimes host meetings in the art gallery so sometimes the gallery will not be open for public viewing. You may call the front desk at 218-722-7225.

Funded in part by The McKnight Foundation.

The Porcupine Mountains Music Festival presented by the Friends of the Porkies, a 501(c)3 organization, takes place August 26 & 27, 2022 in Ontonagon County, Michigan. The festival brings folk, blues, rock, bluegrass, and more to the Upper Peninsula wilderness...including JigJam, the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Lilli Lewis, Charlie Parr, Erik Koskinen, Luke Winslow King, and many more. There are also performer workshops, children's activities, and food on site. This activity is supported by the Michigan Arts and Culture Council. Recreation Passport is required to enter the State Park. Visit porkiesfestival.org or call 906-390-2295 for more information.