Indigenous Beading

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Indigenous Beading

With Angela Bear Chief

Angela Bear Chief will lead participants through the process of beading in the creation of their very own piece of art. A variety of options on what to create will be provided, from dangly earrings to pins.

All supplies included.

Angela Bear Chief – Member of Siksika Nation, recent graduate of St. Mary’s University with a BA in General Studies, wife, mother of four, grandmother of six. I have been creating beaded pieces for eight years, and I am self-taught.

While attending university, along with the director of Indigenous Initiatives, I have co-created monthly workshops on campus for staff and students called Beading, Bannock and Banter. These workshops were in person in 2019 and into 2020, as we all know COVID hit, and the workshops were on hold. In the fall of 2021, these workshops resumed, and the final workshop ended January 2022.

In the fall I will be attending the after-degree education-elementary, 2022-2024. I also have a small business for Indigenous patrons looking to have regalia made for their children, and I create ribbon skirts, all in my free time.

For more information visit activeokotoks.ca.

Date: September 29, 2022
Time: 6:00 – 8:30pm
Cost: $35 +GST, all supplies included.
Ages: 15+
Location: Okotoks Art Gallery
Course: 17394

Colourful beads in containers

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