Red Brigade Films series: Nani Chacon @red_brigade_films short documentary featuring Nani Chacon @nanibah is now available to view @settlement_uk !!! ⚡️ Diné and Xicana artist Nanibah "Nani" Chacon is most recognized as a painter, muralist, and installation artist. Often creating works that are both site specific and community engaged, with integration of socio political issues affecting women and indigenous peoples. Nani often collaborates with her sister Autumn Chacon through design based electronic installations called HÓLÓ which incorporate the use of sound and/or radio frequencies. And please stay tuned, in 2021 sisters Autumn Chacon and Nani Chacon will launch a an exceptional collaboration, IAM: Indigenous Access Media, which will be amplified through the #STTLMNT Digital Occupation. IAM is a public common for Indigenous People worldwide, by providing a media host where individuals and groups can share content made by and for Indigenous People on an independent online platform. More to come for this exciting project, sttlmnt.org/projects/iam This film series can be viewed exclusively at www.sttlmnt.org/red-brigade-films link in bio ⚡️ “The STTLMNT video series is not only a response to the current state of the world, but illuminates the proactive nature and resilience of the artists, bringing back a sense of unity in a time where social engagement is limited.” - Director Razelle Benally Directed by Razelle Benally Executive Produced by Ginger Dunnill STTLMNT Project Concept Artist Cannupa Hanska Luger Cinematography by Adam Conte & Razelle Benally Artist Featured: #nanichacon Special Appearance by #AutumnChacon Music featured: “VKO9” by Heather Trost “New Lives” by Laura Ortman Filmed on the ancestral lands of the Tewa/Towa people on what is now known as Albuquerque, NM All rights reserved, #STTLMNT 2020 This has been a production of Red Brigade Films All work produced following New York City, NY Mandated Covid-19 guidelines