In this video, we explore the art of basket making using primitive techniques. Witness the process of gathering materials and crafting functional baskets from natural resources. This video is part of ...

A former professional snowboarder has her new passion on display in a solo exhibit at the Museum of Anthropology, located on the University of British Columbia campus in Vancouver. Jaad Kuujus ...

December is known for gifting, especially in the corporate world. Here, many organisations have made it a tradition and part of their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)to give out hampers to ...

In an era where Canadian students face mounting tuition costs and uncertain job markets, one institution is offering a degree program so unconventional, it makes interpretive dance studies look ...

One of the most recognizable Gullah-Geechee traditions in the Lowcountry is sweetgrass basket weaving. Multigenerational basket weavers have passed down the art form from their ancestors, keeping ...

Detail of Jeremy Frey, "Ghost Bear" (2018), ash, sweetgrass, moose antler, and dye (all photos Julie Schneider/Hyperallergic) GREENWICH, Conn. — Jeremy Frey weaves slim strips of wood into mesmerizing ...

Basket weaving, wood carving, plaster work — not the skills most young designers expect to hone ahead of fashion week. Yet this summer, five emerging talents from Germany travelled to the picturesque ...

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“Jeremy Frey: Woven,” at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, CT through September 7, 2025, marks the artist’s first solo museum exhibition of his revolutionary baskets. Jeremy Frey (Passamaquoddy, born ...

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Wahpeniat, or “one who makes good baskets,” was the traditional Yakama name given to 12-year-old Bessie Bill at a Yakama Nation sacred longhouse ceremony. Born to Johnny Jr. and Lucinda Bill, Bill was ...