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SUMMARY:Black Ash Weaving Demonstration
DESCRIPTION:Black Ash Weaving Demonstration \n\nJuly 16–18 | NACDI Gal
 lery | 1415 E. Franklin Avenue\n\nThursday\, July 16\n\nBlack Ash Weavin
 g Demonstration\n11:00 AM – 3:00 PM\nVisit the NACDI Farmers Market an
 d watch renowned Anishinaabe Black Ash weaver April Ogimaakwe Stone dem
 onstrate the traditional art of Black Ash basketry and weaving. Stop by 
 to learn about this art form\, ask questions\, and see the weaving proce
 ss up close.\n\nThe Farmers Market takes place in the NACDI parking lot\
 , with the demonstration held in the Gallery.\n\nLocation\n\nAll My Rela
 tions Gallery\n1415 E. Franklin Avenue\n\nAll demonstrations and worksho
 ps will take place in the All My Relations Gallery. The Thursday Farmers
  Market is held in the parking lot.\n\nAbout the artist\n\nApril Ogimaak
 we Stone\, an Ojibwe Black Ash basket maker from the Bad River reservati
 on in northern Wisconsin\, has been working with black ash since 1998. S
 he spent one year studying a basket in use before attempting to weave he
 r first basket in the spring of 1999 and ended up falling in love with a
 ll things connected to this craft including live harvest and log process
 ing of raw material into usable splint for weaving. Since 2000\, she has
  researched and traveled extensively\, sharing her skills with young and
  old. April harvests all of her raw materials from the ceded territory s
 wamps and forests of northern Wisconsin and processes it all by hand\, p
 roviding beautiful\, natural material for her own baskets and for basket
 s made by others. She believes in the traditional skill building of hand
 work and the healing power of making baskets and has received much recog
 nition for her working knowledge of Black Ash basketry\, while being tho
 ught of as a patient and gentle educator.\n\n"Baapaagimaak (black ash) m
 arked the beginning of my journey with traditional craft as an Indigenou
 s woman from northern Wisconsin..opening me up to the establishment of g
 reater connections with other plant beings that exist all around me and 
 what historically was made with them."
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