Learn how to make salmon skin leather with Aganaq!

Registration:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/workshop-salmon-skin-leather-tickets-1987573324317?aff=oddtdtcreator

What You Need to Know:

◆Culture nights are designated specifically for indigenous individuals and their family, which include: Native American, First Nations, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian individuals with ancestral ties to what is now the United States or Canada.
◆Snacks and a light dinner will be provided
◆ Free to attend
◆ All supplies are included
◆ Feel free to bring other creative projects to work on
◆ Programs will be held indoors when cold and outdoors when the weather permits
◆ No experience necessary — just your creativity!
◆ These events are for Indigenous individuals and their kin
◆ Our space is accessible to all. If you have specific needs, please reach out to us.

When: Every second Thursday from March to October, 6-8 PM
Where: 9674 51st Ave S, Seattle

About the Instructor:

Aganaq is a multi-disciplinary Aleut artist based in Seattle. She is an enrolled member of the Curyung Tribe, and grew up in the very small towns and fishing villages of Bristol Bay. Her artistic practice is deeply rooted in her commitment to nurturing relationships with the plants and animals that inspire her work, as well as with the lands from which these elements are sourced. This connection to her environment profoundly informs her creative expression and serves as a wellspring of inspiration.