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www.newtradewinds.org
 Developed
by the Bishop Museum, the Alaska Native Heritage Center, and the
Peabody Essex Museum, the New Trade Winds Project partners the
geographically and culturally distinct, yet historically linked
communities of Anchorage, Hawai`i, and Salem. For these
historic trading partners, the trade winds were a vital source,
filling the sails of the ships of commerce and exchange. Today,
the Internet and other technologies are the new vehicles to propel
us into the 21st century.
www.pem.org/ntw
 Artists
have been in Alaska, Hawai`i and Massachusetts for thousands of
years, working in various mediums across time. An extension of
the New Trade Winds project, Living Artists is an online gallery
that celebrates both innovative and traditionally-based art styles
and media of the artists in these regions today.
Choctaw
Mississippi, October 6-8, 2008
Evaluation
of ECHO programs and products
Due June 27, 2008
Evaluators, please
review and respond
2008
Premiere
Artwork
of the ECHO Artist Exchanges
2009
Calendar of Public Performances
Keeping
the Fire IN THE DARK MOON TIMES
2008 8th Annual ECHO
Performing Arts Festival
2008
Festival Brochure with teaching guide
2008
Calendar of Performances and Travel
Keeping
the Fire IN THE DARK MOON TIMES
2007
Synopsis for Teachers
2007
Calendar of Performances and Travel
2007
Festival Brochure
What follows represents a collection of media highlighting both
performance and educational curriculum components from Alaska,
Hawai`i, and Massachusetts
Storytelling
Curriculum: History and Tradition
2006- Listen
to the Stories: ECHO Festival of Performing Arts
Announcement
and Calendar
6th
Annual ECHO Festival of Performing Arts
Calendar
and Informational Notes for Northern Alaska
2005-A
Whalers' Tale: The Adventure Continues
Calendar
Flyer
for Massachusetts Schools
Reflections
by participants
Geoff Kaufman: Home
Again
2004-Tales
of the Tide
The Storytelling Festival: A video overview.
The following video segments were excerpted to illustrate performances
by ECHO partners in Alaska, Hawai`i, and Massachusetts. Quicktime
Required
Alaska Stories
Performances and interviews of Alaskan storytellers.
Launch
Alaska Stories Video. (13.8 mb file, Quicktime
Required)
www.portraitsofports.org
 An
interactive distance learning website created by the New Bedford
Whaling Museum, Portraits of Ports presents a detailed portrait
of life in each of the ports which contributed to the global whaling
story. On-line visitors can read the sea journals of the whaling
crews as well as the letters written to them by family members
left behind, view vintage film footage of early 20th century whaling
voyages, examine allegorical and historic paintings and objects
depicting whaling scenes, and visit whale ships and the below-deck
spaces through 360 degree virtual tours.
Schedule
for 2006-2007
www.pem.org/artscape/index.php
 ARTscape
is a powerful, Internet-based intellectual tool that uses the
Peabody Essex Museum’s objects as a launching point for
a user’s self-guided journey through art and culture.
Explore some thematic “collections”
in ARTscape related to ECHO:
Alaska
Hawai`i
Massachusetts
Whaling
Launch
video. (6.2mb file, Quicktime
Required)
Launch
video. (7mb file, Quicktime
Required)
Download
the brochure
Melville
flyer
Download
the brochure
Download
the pamphlet (PDF 3.1 MB)
Download the complete listing (PDF
Format, 273k)
ECHO
Partners Bulletin
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