Nookomis and her girl. Every child wants to be loved in this way. As I drew this I imagined the love that is transferred between generations. The teachings and incredible gifts we have to give and receive. We were so thrilled to be asked to be a part of the DSGW Architecture team this past year working on some very exciting and HUGE projects. Miigwech to Michael Lavendure for believing we could pull this off. We are releasing some sneak peeks into the art for the set of murals we created for the Turtle Mountain Turtle Island space. Ground has been broken on this new project and we want to thank Kim Kroeker for her design assistance on this project...
Read the article here:https://www.duluthnewstribune.com/indigenous-impacts/6660286-Artists-find-strength-inspiration-in-their-communities-and-history#.X26qQzZMUzE.link
Read the Feature in Today's Duluth News Tribune about Heart Berry!
https://www.duluthnewstribune.com/business/small-business/6602135-Cloquet-business-owner-donates-Duluth-Pack-manufactured-gear-to-Life-House-after-Ivanka-Trump-visit
Our IG Live series revs up this week with our conversation with Eighth Generation's CEO and founder Louie Gong. Louie shares about his vision as an artist, their collaboration with Heart Berry, and a tour of the Eighth Generation studio.
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With @louiegong founder and ceo of @eighth_generation touch on topics like business, community support, and Louie’s Rez cat
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