About this Event
Friends of Waterfront Seattle invites Indigenous writers to join us for a writing workshop led by Waterfront Writer in Residence Owen Oliver. This workshop includes a writing lecture by Owen as he discusses some of the process for writing site specific pieces followed by guided writing practices for participants. This workshop will focus creative writing the is rooted and grown from a specific place.
About Owen:
Owen Oliver (Quinault / Isleta Pueblo) comes from the people of the Lower Columbia River, Salish Sea, and Southwest Pueblos of Isleta. His art focuses on witnessing the Salish Sea through potlatch culture. In 2021, he published the Indigenous Walking Tour of the University of Washington. He graduated with a MFA in Creative Writing from the Institute of American Indian Arts.
Logistical notes:
The workshop will be best suited for adults and high school age students intereste in creative writing. The workshop will be hosted on the second floor of Pier 56. There is an elevator access. Parts of the workshop will also take place outside in the park so bring appropriately warm clothing.
Event venue & nearby stays
Pier 56, 1201 Alaskan Way, Seattle, United States
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