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Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center Alaska  Search this
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YouTube Videos
Uploaded:
2018-10-17T18:45:07.000Z
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357
Video Title:
Sewing Salmon 10 (of 10): Meet Marlene Nielsen
Description:
The Sewing Salmon project – hosted by the Smithsonian Institution’s Arctic Studies Center at the Anchorage Museum in Alaska – brought together three contemporary Alaska Native artists to learn and teach about creating work from fish skin through studying historic fishskin objects and through sharing and comparing techniques they developed. Each artist has a commitment to this almost-lost art and shared their knowledge with students and visitors, and with curators and conservators who care for museum collections. For free curriculum on salmon in Alaska, including lessons with answers for teachers, see the about section to contact us. To learn more about Alaska Native cultures, please visit the website Sharing Knowledge at http://alaska.si.edu.
Video Duration:
4 min 10 sec
YouTube Category:
Education  Search this
Topic:
Arctic Studies;Alaska;Alaska Natives;Native Art;Indigenous Art  Search this
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Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center Alaska
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Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center Alaska channel
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