Twelve Petal Wyandot Clan and Phratry Pattern
Posted onaTwelve Petalled Clan and Phratry Pattern – Original concept Richard Zane Smith; Digital rendering Tammaro ©RZS 2021
aTwelve Petalled Clan and Phratry Pattern – Original concept Richard Zane Smith; Digital rendering Tammaro ©RZS 2021
International Women’s Day Book Launch. To register for this event please click on the link to the KCK Public Library! Dr. Labelle and members of the Advisory Council will be present. “Join us for a Zoom presentation by Dr. Kathryn Labelle, Associate Professor of Aboriginal History at the University of Saskatchewan, on her new book Daughters […]
Very Happy News! I am deeply honoured to have been invited to join the Toronto Arts Council Board as the Chair of the Indigenous Arts Committee. I am tremendously excited about this new position and anticipate working with determination and delight, in helping to support the TAC and the many extraordinarily talented Indigenous artists in […]
Containers of languages and culture and other questions are deeply embedded and encoded in these broken sherds. Do the sherds speak the same language as the clan women who made them? Yes. Does the sherd remember the pot? Yes.
Honoured to be AKIN Collective’s premiere Indigenous Elder Artist in Residence. “AKIN is thrilled to welcome Wyandot multimedia artist and Tradition Keeper Catherine Tammaro (Taǫmęˀšreˀ) to our organization as our inaugural Indigenous Elder Artist in Residence – a relationship based on communication, creativity, awareness/visibility and relationship building between creative settler and Indigenous folk. This initiative […]