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Kiinawin Kawindomowin — Story Nations

The diary of a missionary on Ojibwe land

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Beadwork

Elizabeth (Bella) Johnston doing beadwork, ca. 1910. Courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society.

Beadwork

Widely recognized for the beauty and skill of their creations, Anishinaabe and other Indigenous artists continue the work of their ancestors, adapting beadwork to a new range of materials. Award-winning Metis artist Christi Belcourt is at the forefront of the beadwork resurgence. She founded Walking with our Sisters, a collective art installation that commemorates missing and murdered Indigenous women, through the display of beaded moccasin vamps (tops) created by more than 1300 artists.

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