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The Zemí: Spirit You Can Hold

The Zemí: Spirit You Can Hold

9 de noviembre de 2026|Livity.Blog

Before there were museums, there were zemís: ancestors and spirits carved into stone, wood, bone, shell and cotton, and the sacred seats where the living sat to hear them. From...

Building an Ancestor Wall: Art as Altar - Livity Tree Art

Building an Ancestor Wall: Art as Altar

29 de octubre de 2026|Katherin Joyette

An altar doesn't need a temple. It needs a wall, a little light, and someone you refuse to forget. Seven steps to building an ancestor wall, with the record, the...

We Were Never Extinct. We Were Erased. - Livity Tree Art

We Were Never Extinct. We Were Erased.

28 de octubre de 2026|Katherin Joyette

From Caribbean rock art to Georgia's earthen pyramids, from the Great Dying to the paper genocide of 1924: the peoples of the Americas were not lost. They were killed, enslaved,...

Older Than the Taíno: The Kalinago, the Sea, and the First Americans - Livity Tree Art

Older Than the Taíno: The Kalinago, the Sea, and the First Americans

9 de octubre de 2026|Katherin Joyette

The Kalinago were written off as late invaders. The record points somewhere older: Guiana–Brazil roots, a mothers' language that outlived its label, an open-sea voyaging culture, and an echo of...

One Root, 47,000 Bodies: What Pando Knows That We Have Forgotten - Livity Tree Art

One Root, 47,000 Bodies: What Pando Knows That We Have Forgotten

28 de septiembre de 2026|Katherin Joyette

In the heart of Utah, a single organism has been alive for thousands of years — 47,000 trunks, one root system, one genetic code. Pando is not a forest. It...

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