Castellani hosts free Women’s History Month panel recognizing indigenous tradition and innovation
As part of Niagara University Women’s History Month, join award-winning artists on Tuesday, March 28, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the CAM as they discuss how family and tradition inform their incredible works of art.
Hear from Tina Mt. Pleasant (Tuscarora, Turtle Clan), a Tuscarora raised beadworker, Jodi Lynn Maracle (Kanien’kehá:ka or Mohawk), a contemporary mixed media and performance artist, and Violet Printup (Tuscarora, Bear Clan), a NU student, beadworker, and dancer.
See images of their works and learn about their artistic practices, views on gender roles in the art world, and how they communicate important elements of their identities through their pieces.
Program Schedule
4:00 – Refreshments, doors open
4:30 – Moderated Talk and Presentations
5:30 – Q&A
5:45 – Refreshments
6:30 – Reception End
This program is made possible in part by Niagara University Academic Innovation Fund.