Weavings in Honor of Fort Lewis Boarding School Students

Weavings in Honor of Fort Lewis Boarding School Students
Cotton, wool and synthetic yarns, safety pins

During the spring semester, Curatorial Fellow Elise Boulanger held mini loom weaving workshops across campus to continue conversation about Fort Lewis boarding school history. Weavers were encouraged to loan their piece to the exhibit. As more workshops were held, the installation grew.

Weavings pictured here, courtesy of students participants from the Native American Center, SOC 375: Sociology of Education, NAIS 333: Indigenous Identity, Pueblo Alliance Feast Day, The Old Fort Farmer in Training Program, TRIO students, and CSWS Interns.

 

Photos courtesy of Cole Davis, Fort Lewis College, from the Old Fort Farmer-In-Training program orientation.

AJ Lopez, student intern and exhibition participant, installing the weavings.

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As Seeds, We Grow: Student Reflections on Resilience Exhibit Catalog Copyright © 2023 by Elise Boulanger; Shenay Atene; Kirbie Bennett; Paige Brown; Keo Crank; Ana Henry; Hannah Jacks; AJ Lopez; Camela Manheimer; Sam McCullar; Destiny Morgan; Desirae Bernice Rambler; Andrea L. Rogers; Eugene Rogers; Maddie Sanders; Kaitlyn Sebwenna-Painter; and Rexine Williams. All Rights Reserved.

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