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Native Public Art, Native Plant gardens, and exhibits as Environmental Restoration, Social Justice and Equity work. Creative Native place-making mapping projects: Bear Map Series. Museum-quality original art, consultation, and wardrobe for theater productions nationwide including Manahatta, Moby Dick, and Rutherford Falls. Research, writing and presentations about climate change and Native Arts, Traditional Ecological Knowledge, the link between Native Sovereignty and Art, Whaling, Sealing, Abolitionists. Wampum Jewelry inspired by my Wampanoag heritage and natural homelands with wild-harvested milkweed fibers, home-grown natural Native plant dyes for bracelets, collars, belts and crowns in substantial purple and white beads from the Atlantic quahog shell. Workshops in sustainable Natural dye, spinning and weaving. Performances with Kingfisher Singers and Dancers.
Commissions accepted.
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Examples of handmade Native wampum jewelry, wampum adornment used in Native diplomacy and record keeping, handwoven naturally dyed baskets, and sashes for regalia and exhibit
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Artist / Creative (Individual)
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Commercial / For profit - Sole proprietorship
Year Founded:
2007
Institution/Business Type:
Artist / Creative (Individual)
Legal Status:
Commercial / For profit - Sole proprietorship
Year Founded:
2007
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Multi-DisciplinaryAdditional Disciplines:
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Aquinnah WampanoagTribal Status:
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Fee range:
1500.00 and up for hands-on workshops in Native natural dye and weaving. Lectures/lecture series 1,000.00 and up