August 27 - December 8, 2014. |
'Candi's drawings are from the heart, tapping on ancestral knowledge and raw emotion to bring forth pictures full of artistic skill and accurate detail that will make the viewer study them carefully and come away enlightened. Her ability to interpret text and ideas and turn them into visuals is unrivaled. She's a pleasure to work with and I recommend her highly.'
-Linda Bechtle, Midwest Institute for Native American Studies.
Candi Wesaw is from Hartford, Michigan and a citizen
of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indian Nation.
She is deeply connected to her culture, heritage, and the arts.
Ms. Wesaw works in multiple mediums and formats,
including illustration, textiles, photography, and traditional native arts.
She has also illustrated a series of children’s books about the Potawatomi,
& is motivated to share her talent with youngsters to promote mutual cultural understandings.
of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indian Nation.
She is deeply connected to her culture, heritage, and the arts.
Ms. Wesaw works in multiple mediums and formats,
including illustration, textiles, photography, and traditional native arts.
She has also illustrated a series of children’s books about the Potawatomi,
& is motivated to share her talent with youngsters to promote mutual cultural understandings.
Artist Reception
October 12th, 2014.
7 PM.
Free and open to the public.
For more information, contact Dr. John Low, JD, Ph.D., Assistant Professor,
For more information about Ms. Wesaw,
Visit:
- Woodlands Tribal Artists Association
- to promote a renaissance in woodland Indian art and crafts
- The Eighth Fire Series Schwatso Shkote by Candi Wesaw
- Candi Wesaw
- FineArtAmerica
- CandisArts Facebook Page
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