IAM Collective Spring Workshop Series – Beading Basics 101 with Auntie Lorrie of Urban N8tive Cree8tive Designs
Event Location:
Edmonton Native Healing Centre
IAM Collective Spring Workshop Series
Beading Basic 101
with Knowledge Holder Auntie Lorrie of Urban N8tive Cree8tive Designs & guest Facilitators
APRIL 14/2024
11 am to 5 pm
EVENTBRITE LINK to purchase tickets:
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/beading-basics-101-with-auntie-lorrie-guest-knowledge-holders-tickets-867106367487?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl
Location:
Edmonton Native Healing Center
11813 123 St NW #101
Whether you have never picked up a seed bead and needle before, or you just need to strengthen your skills this workshop is for YOU!
Come learn about some of the basic tools/supplies needed, basic stitches, bead edging, project planning and much more. Enjoy a homecooked meal together, and a whole lot of Auntie Laughing too.
More about the artist:
Roots : Calgary Alberta
Now: Edmonton
Appreciate, don’t appropriate. To artist Lorrie Lawrence, that’s not just a call to action. It’s a step towards Edmonton becoming a city that’s embraced Reconciliation and is healing with and alongside the Indigenous community. It’s a city she already calls home, as does the Indigenous Artists Market Collective (I.A.M) she co-founded in 2018. Today, Lawrence, who’s affectionately known as “Dirty Auntie,” has taken on the role of Coordinator and helped I.A.M become a collective of more than 160+ First Nations, Métis, and Inuit artists/entertainers/knowledge holders and entreprenuers who promote authenticity over appropriation, by providing a place for market-goers to purchase authentic, local, Indigenous art.
I moved here from Calgary as a toddler with my single mom and our trunk in the 70’s. It’s here in Edmonton that I grew up, had my biggest ups, and my hardest downs, but Edmonton has always been my home. I love that Edmonton is a gathering place for Indigenous peoples from all over North America, whether they come for school, work, or whatever—so many have made this their home.
