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SUMMARY:Artist Talk with Karen Sixkiller (Cherokee Nation)
DESCRIPTION:Karen Sixkiller (Cherokee Nation) explores the aspects of magical realism and symbolism that combine her larger-than-life water beetle with the faceted geometric “mud” he perches on. Follow the technical journey of Karen Sixkiller’s simple clay maquette through the process of becoming a large bronze piece of public art.\n\nKaren Sixkiller is a contemporary sculptor residing on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington state. Sixkiller creates sculptures using metal\, ceramic\, glass beads\, leather/suede and fabric. As a Cherokee Nation citizen much of her work is informed by Native American understandings or stories. Cherokee Nation has purchased many of Karen Sixkiller’s ceramic and mixed media sculptural pieces for display in official buildings. She has permanent public art installations in Tahlequah OK\, Olympia  and Port Angeles WA\, and now Asheville NC; as well as several temporary installations in Coeur d’Alene ID\, Olympia WA and Lake Oswego OR. Her work has been featured at multiple Indigenous and non-Indigenous art shows.
URL:https://motcp.org/event/artist-talk-with-karen-sixkiller-cherokee-nation/
LOCATION:Museum of the Cherokee People – Education Wing
CATEGORIES:Community,Community Learning,Education
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