1 pm - 4 pm, Saturday, April 27th, 2024
Join us for a hands-on session with Wagella Hunt and discover the art of crafting beaded fringe earrings. This unique opportunity will allow you to explore fascinating Indigenous beadwork traditions and techniques. All the necessary materials will be provided, and you will have the chance to create your own stunning pair of earrings adorned with intricate beadwork.
Don't miss out on this chance to unleash your creativity and create beautiful wearable art pieces.
Limited to 15 participants.
Tickets are sold out! Thank you! 👈
About the Artist
Wagella Hunt is from the Heiltsuk Nation of Bella Bella, BC and Sapotaweyak Cree Nation in Manitoba (Treaty 4) and is the creative mind behind Bella Cree Beads.
Growing up in the East Vancouver Urban Indigenous community, Wagella learned how to bead from her mother creating items to sell at pow wows and canoe gatherings to earn money for summer spending. She picked up beads again during the pandemic as a way to calm her heart and mind following shift work in the DTES.
Currently, she is working with Providence Healthcare as the Indigenous Cultural Safety Lead developing and facilitating education to promote fair treatment of Indigenous people in the healthcare systems. Outside of work, Wagella participates in cultural ceremony, dancing, learning the Heiltsuk language and creating art through her beadwork.
Workshop Fees
Non-Members: $30
Members/Indigenous peoples: $25
*Prices do not include taxes
Contact Us
Please contact Amelia Rea (Assistant Curator) if you have any questions: area@billreidgallery.ca
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