Sculpture + Expanded Practices

Cyanotype + Raw Hide Series

Alysha Johnny Hawkins

See it On Campus: Level 2

Not on campus ~ Emily Carr University Indigenous Grad Show ~ Opening May 3, from 5-8pm 1129 E Hastings St. Vancouver BC ~ May 4 - May 23 Tuesday to Friday 12-5pm ~ Previous location of the Wil Aballe Gallery

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Cyanotype + Rawhide Hanging Lights

Cyanotype, Rawhide, Lighting Fixture, Wood

Accordion Lantern Book + Raw Hide

Cyanotype, Rawhide, Paper, Tracing Paper, Puck Lights

Cyanotype + Rawhide Book Box

Cyanotype, Rawhide, String Lights

Alysha Johnny Hawkins

My name is Alysha Johnny Hawkins, my indigenous name is Ahtulala given to me by my great grandmother. I am from the wolf clan. My mother is Kaska Dena and my father is Tahltan, we are from Northern BC/Yukon. I am a multidisciplinary artist and my artistic practice with this project is traditional oral knowledge which has been passed down from generation to generation. Storytelling is an important aspect of my work. The cyanotype gives off a blue hue which is calming and sets a comforting atmosphere.

Souga Sinla,
Meduh,
For looking at my artwork

Alysha

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