Aaron Huey

Aaron Huey

Aaron Huey is a National Geographic photographer, Harper’s Magazine contributing editor, Stanford Knight Fellow, climber of rocks, wearer of gold shoes, father, husband and artist. He is well known for his 2002 solo walk across America, and he built an artist-in-residence program on the Pecos River near Santa Fe, New Mexico. Since 2005, Huey has been visiting the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation and photographing the staggering poverty there that is largely ignored in this country. He presented this arresting work in a moving TED talk in September 2010. His work was featured in National Geographic and recently gave rise to an activist art project that aims to amplify voices of Indigenous communities. The short documentary Honor the Treaties (Mountainfilm 2013) is a portrait of Huey’s work on Pine Ridge. 

Festival 'In Person' Appearances

DateTimeLocation
Friday 24th9:15pmHonor the Treaties Film Screening at Nugget TheatreDetails »
Saturday 25th3:45pmHonor the Treaties Film Screening at Michael D. Palm TheatreDetails »

Related Films

FilmYearCountryDurationFestival Years
Honor the Treaties 2012USA14mins2013Details »

Mountainfilm TV Videos

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Aaron Huey 2009May 20, 2011 - 3:42pmDetails »
Aaron Huey 2012Mar 1, 2013 - 11:42amDetails »

Aaron Huey / 2013

2013 Festival Involvement:

Participating as a: Special Guest, Film Subject

AARON HUEY / 2011

2011 Festival Involvement:

Participating as a: Speaker, Special Guest, Artist