Join us Saturday, June 29, 2024, for Mini Moccasins with Amber Weasel Head. Amber will be sharing how to make mini moccasins with a small beaded design. This workshop is good for ages 14 and up.
This workshop is presented in partnership and generously supported by the Alberta Craft Council.
This workshop is free. Spots are limited; please reserve your spot through RSVPify.
Suggested ages: 14+
Date: Saturday, June 29, 2024, from 1pm to 3pm
Location: Ociciwan Contemporary Art Centre 10124 96 Street Edmonton, AB
Amber Weasel Head is an Indigenous artist, based in Northern Alberta, Treaty 6 territory. Her roots are Blackfoot (Kainai) and Bitteroot Salish- Amber draws inspiration from her cultural, the stories which reflects a connection in her artwork.
As an Artist Member of the nehiyawaskiy Indigenous People’s Arts Cooperative, Amber is passionate about nurturing and uplifting fellow artists. Her advocacy work aims to empower and mentor emerging artists while sharing invaluable techniques. Amber's dedication to teaching and supporting others fuels her creative journey.
Amber's artistic training spans from her own cultural teachings to various institutions such as the En'owkin Centre, University of Victoria, continuing education course from Institute of Institute American Indian Arts (IAIA), and Portage College. These diverse educational experiences have honed her skills in paint, creative writing, digital arts, film, and beadwork. Recently, she completed a residency at the renowned Banff Centre for the Arts and Creativity to further expanding her
artistic horizons.
To follow Amber's inspiring arts journey and explore her captivating creations, you can connect with her on Instagram: @ambercitadesignz.