Eva Butchart
Eva Butchart was a decorative and design artist who used dyes made from eucalypts in her work.
Eva Butchart was a decorative and design artist who used dyes made from eucalypts in her work.
Danish-Russian-American embroidery artist
Armenian-American embroidery artist
Native Hawaiian Roen Halley Kahalewai McDonald Hufford carries on the art of ka hana kapa (making barkcloth) and is a leading figure in the reclaiming of this nearly lost art.
Anne Douglas (later Doucet) was one of the original dancers in the Denishawn modern dance company in the 1920s, leaving home at 17 to tour with them for 10 years before establishing a dance training studio in southern California with her sister.
American fiber artist
South African author and activist who led a life of courage, compassion and integrity
Christy Ruby (Tlingit) is an Alaska Native master sea mammal furrier and owner of C. Ruby Designs based in Ketchikan, Alaska.
Hawai’ian quilter
Tlingit weaver credited with single-handedly keeping the tradition alive in Alaska during a period of decline in interest in native crafts