The two sides of Everett Soop - Ammsa.com
Apart from his abrasive personality, few people know Soop's humanitarian and even humble side. Yet Soop speaks bluntly and openly in the manner for which he's famous. The quiet minority of Native disabled people want no special treatment, says Soop.
TRICKSTER IN THE PRESS - Taylor & Francis Online
2008年3月14日 · Everett Soop, of the Blackfoot First Nation and contributor to the Kanai News, fits the description of Trickster through his often ironic and satirical politically charged editorial cartoons. This paper provides an introduction to issues surrounding Indigenous/Mainstream relations in Canada during 1969–70 by unpacking several of Soop's ...
TRICKSTER IN THE PRESS | Request PDF - ResearchGate
2008年4月1日 · Everett Soop, of the Blackfoot First Nation and contributor to the Kanai News, fits the description of Trickster through his often ironic and satirical politically charged editorial cartoons.
Gallery 1C03: February 2009
2009年2月19日 · Everett Soop was an early leader in the Aboriginal political movement that surfaced in the 1960s, and his is the only Aboriginal artist whose work is represented in the Museum of Caricatures of the National Archives of Canada. This exhibition serves to celebrate life and work through a retrospective presentation of his political cartoons.
Soop on Wheels - Documentary - Tënk
Soop on Wheels is a story of the tenacity of the human spirit. It is a story of hope and healing, in relating the life and contributions of Everett Soop (1943-2001). Everett was a Blackfoot political cartoonist and humourist. He lived on the Blood Indian Reserve in southern Alberta.
Everett Soup: Journalist, Cartoonist, Activist — Galt Museum
2009年1月31日 · Soop, a member of the Kainai First Nation, was a tenacious and determined critic of native issues at the local and federal levels and he expressed his opinions in cartoons and essays published in the Kainai News and many other native and non-native publications.
Aboriginal cartoonist drew humour – The Uniter
2009年3月18日 · Faced with life in a wheelchair, artist Everett Soop used his sharp wit to overcome the many disadvantages in his life. Soop, who suffered from muscular dystrophy, created cartoons that combined a dark humour with his advocacy of aboriginal rights, and later, rights for the disabled.
Soop on Wheels - Collections - Galt Museum and Archives
Biographical program about Everett Soop, a member of the Blood Tribe and political cartoonist and commentator. The film features interviews with Everett Soop as well as some of his friends and colleagues. Mr. Soop discusses the events of his …
Everett Soop fonds - ArchivesCanada
There are photographs of Everett Soop, taken September 4, 1979, in the Calgary Herald fonds at Glenbow (NA-2864-36294). The fonds consists of cartoons drawn for publication in Kainai News (1968-1983)and two portrait photographs of Soop. The fonds also consists of re...
Gallery 1C03 at The University of Winnipeg proudly presents Everett ...
Everett Soop (1943 – 2004), from the Blood (Kainai) Reserve in Alberta, was one of Canada’s first Aboriginal journalists and editorial cartoonists. A preeminent wit and social critic, Soop’s skilled and creative pen was well poised to deliver cutting political commentary.