Welcome

This is the website of artist and filmmaker Brad Yazzolino. I am a "land use" artist, documenting changes in our landscape. Here you will see some of my Columbia River and Portland area photography and artwork. Please check the DVD area for my films that are available for home and classroom use.

Some of Brad's artwork can be seen at this link: archived work

My newest film on DVD:

This Park Was Once a Village

Nine thousand years of history come together in a small park
near Portland, Oregon. Lewis and Clark wrote of a huge cedar house that they visited there. Native Americans today still remember it as Nichiqwli (Nee-chalk-lee) or "Stand of Pines", in the Chinook language.
New monuments and a Lewis and Clark reenactors' visit 200 years later, mark this important place near the Columbia River to help us all understand and remember.
"This Park Was Once a Village" is suitable for ages 8 - up.
Producer, Camera, and editing: Brad Yazzolino.
18 minute DVD ©2006 price: $18 (including shipping in US) (home use only)

Public performance licensed version: $25 (including shipping in US)

Available now - send $18 to the address below.

Yazzolino Digital
1906 SE Pershing Street
Portland OR 97202

A short fact-filled documentary about York:

Lewis and Clark...and Who is That Black Man Standing Next to Clark?

An entertaining and educational look at York, William Clark's slave, the only African American on the Lewis and Clark expedition. First African American to "vote."
Co-Directors: Ron Craig and Brad Yazzolino.
Camera and editing: Brad Yazzolino.
22 minutes. DVD. ©2005.
Price: $18 (including shipping in US)