The Tongvaland Project: A Public Exhibition of 7 Billboards Dedicated to Tongva Indian Peoples in the Los Angeles Metro Area

A collection of works in a public exhibition will be on display on billboards in iconic Los Angeles neighborhoods starting this month. Not only is this body of art just about the themes portrayed in the images, it tells a story about the process and protocol that needs to take place on the path to #LandBack.

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  1. Thank you! I just learned about the Tongva Land Project now (1/20/22). I read about it in the Winter issue of News from Native California (vol 35/issue 2, published by Heyday Books. I also see that the News publication is accepting articles for the Spring issue with deadline for submissions Feb 22, 2022.
    http://Www.Newsfromnativecalifornia.com,
    Email: terria@heydaybooks.com

    I am so sorry that I missed seeing the billboards in Aug-Sept of 2021, but all these articles and websites regarding this photographic projects have been helpful for me to understand the scope. I am amazed! This is wonderful, and I hope LA can have many more projects involving educating the public about the Tongva, the indigenous peoples and their presence, the culture, artists, and
    events that are happening.
    Please include me on any email list for any upcoming announcements/ events:
    Judith Davies
    Jdavies66@aol.com
    Thank you and I wish you a very prosperous and joyful 2022, with good health, peace, and love for all in the community! Blessings, and many new wonderful projects to come!