Street artist portrays Navajo life with large scale murals
Clip: 6/3/2018 | 7m 35sVideo has Closed Captions
This street artist portrays Navajo life with large scale murals
Chip Thomas, a physician and street artist who has lived on the Navajo Nation for three decades, shares the stories of his indigenous neighbors with large scale murals in cities from Oakland, California, to Phoenix, Arizona. His work under the name Jetsonorama has drawn attention to the impact of uranium mining on the Navajo people. This story was produced by KQED Arts in San Francisco.
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Street artist portrays Navajo life with large scale murals
Clip: 6/3/2018 | 7m 35sVideo has Closed Captions
Chip Thomas, a physician and street artist who has lived on the Navajo Nation for three decades, shares the stories of his indigenous neighbors with large scale murals in cities from Oakland, California, to Phoenix, Arizona. His work under the name Jetsonorama has drawn attention to the impact of uranium mining on the Navajo people. This story was produced by KQED Arts in San Francisco.
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