Indigenous Art Night: Rabbit Poms - March 2

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Questions? Email Niamh Dooley at [email protected]

Indigenous Art Nights are for Indigenous (First Nations, Métis and Inuit) people of all ages to learn from knowledge keepers or try new art-making techniques in a relaxed and welcoming space. Join in for hands-on art-making, behind-the-scenes stories from Indigenous creators, and traditional teachings. All materials are provided for these free sessions. Facilitated by Niamh Dooley.

Learn how to transform rabbit fur into fun and fluffy pompom to decorate parka and mukluk ties, and earrings!

Shauna Fontaine, owner and designer of Anishinaabe Girl Designs, is a proud urban member of Sagkeeng First Nation. As a youth, her mother gifted her with a small number of seed beads which turned into a lifelong love affair with creating, experimenting and seeking knowledge in techniques, accessing traditional knowledge and teaching others. Fontaine is best known for her earring designs which incorporate natural materials such as fur, antler, bone, horsehair, quill and various metals, clays, beads and leathers. Her designs incorporate traditional and contemporary Indigenous art forms with an urban flare.