Native American Artist-in-Residence: Holly Young

www.mnhs.org/re... Beadwork artist Holly Young shares her experiences as a Native American Artist-in-Residence (NAAIR) at the Minnesota Historical Society. NAAIR artists study collections items to better understand their respective art forms and then share their knowledge with the community.

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Nice to see this. I wish you could share with me more of what you know.

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She looks so Young :P
Thanks for the video, shared to my group on Facebook: Bent Needle Beading

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Art is the unspoken language of our history.
A beautiful gift to hand down to your daughter 🐢

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There is a beautiful and informative book on native American glass artists titled "Fusing Traditions - Transformations in Glass by Native American Artists." In recent years, a group of talented native American artists have selected glass as a medium for their creative expression. This handsome publication is Illustrated with beautiful, full page color plates and informative essays. Native American artists have turned inward, using the studio art methods initially implemented by the American Studio Glass Movement to create works of art inspired by objects of use and ritual to Native Americans. The book is available at: www.fineartspress.com