Beginnings
2017
caribou hair, deer hair, moose hair, silk, glass beads, and buckskin on polyurethane tarp
47.5"H x 28.75"W x 1"D
Amy Malbeuf creates a reflection on historical Métis material culture, and references historical and contemporary modes of exchange in this work. She uses this rounded shape across many artworks, and it reflects the artist's interpretation of a Métis fire bag.
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