Orleans, California
Orleans, California
Along the Klamath River where the largest dam removal project ever is in motion after an advocacy campaign lead by local native tribes and environmentalists. The mural portrays the Northern California Native people’s stomp dances that bring balance to the world. The dancer’s movements are breaking down the cement of the dams that block the Klamath River and prevent the salmon from swimming upstream to spawn. This mural celebrates a people’s grassroots success story, and the preservation of an important way of life.
Viewer can find this mural below…
[gmw_single_location map_width=100% map_height=450px elements=address,map post_title=0 user_map_icon=0 additional_info=0]
Mural Name
Water Writes Orleans, California
Date Completed
October 10, 2012
Artists
Suaro Cervantes
Eric Paul
Annelia Hillman
We Need Your Help
Your tax deductible Annual Membership provides much needed support for arts education in Hawaiʻi.
Help purchasing much needed supplies for our wall murals.
Assist in funding cultural advisers for our youth workshops.
Help stage events surrounding our public mural unveilings.
We Need Your Help
Your tax deductible Annual Membership provides much needed support for arts education in Hawaiʻi.
Help purchasing much needed supplies for our wall murals.
Assist in funding cultural advisers for our youth workshops.
Help stage events surrounding our public mural unveilings.