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    Cultural & Environmental Changes in Tsimshian Weaving with Maryteri Kennedy

    Saturday, March 11th, 2023

    Time
    12:00pm - 12:45pm
    Venue
    Sheldon Jackson Museum, Sitka, 99835
    Price
    Free to attend

    Maryteri Kennedy (Tsimshian) will give a Zoom-only presentation on traditional Tsimshian Weaving and its change over time, highlighting 1980s-90s weaving.

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    As part of the Share Your Culture/Share Your Research Winter Series, artist Maryteri Kennedy (Tsimshian) will give a Zoom-only talk entitled “Cultural & Environmental Changes of Tsimshian Weaving.” To attend, visit www.zoom.com and input meeting ID: 815 1922 9955 and passcode: Metlakatla.

    Kennedy will describe traditional Tsimshian weaving – the style of weaving, materials used, and how language was used to “teach” this style of weaving. She will also detail how the Metlakatla weaving style was heavily influenced by neighboring tribes and how it has changed slightly over time. The talk will highlight weaving in the 1980s and 1990s, when Lillian Buchert, Lucy Rainmen, and Brenda White were known for Tsimshian weaving. At that time, Violet Booth taught many students at Annette Island School District, though only a handful of students became weavers in their adult lives.

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    Sheldon Jackson Museum
    104 College Drive
    Sitka
    99835

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