This week-long lunchtime series brings five Indigenous artists, one each day, to a casual virtual lunchtime talk to share their experience in the art world and in particular, to share about public artworks they have created.
Artist Bio:
RYAN! Elizabeth Feddersen specializes in creating interactive murals, site-specific installations, and immersive public artworks that invite audience engagement. She completed a B.F.A. at Cornish College of the Arts in 2009. Feddersen is an enrolled member of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, from the Okanogan and Arrow Lakes bands, and of mixed European descent. Recently, she received Evergreen Longhouse Native Creative Development Project Grants in 2016 and 2019, a National Fellowship from the Native Arts & Cultures Foundation, participated in the Tears of Duk’Wibahl Gathering of International Indigenous Visual Artists at the Evergreen Longhouse, and completed public artworks Synecdoche for the Burke Museum, Antecedents for the University of Washington, and NEXUS for the city of Tacoma.
Image: Antecedents, 2020, Dye sublimated image film, tempered glass, stainless steel, LED 6’x4’x3″ per box