CNN featured Heart Berry along with other cultural artists and designers about mask making in our communities. Read the article here:
https://www.cnn.com/style/article/ethnic-group-culture-face-masks-trnd/index.html
Today we are busy making masks to donate to our local lunch delivery workers. We have created a new easy mask making tutorial which takes 7 minutes!
Miigwech to all our essential workers.
Seeing our art around? Us too and its absolutely intoxicating. PC Nedahness Greene And right now so much of it seems like no brainers. Of course, there should be the art of the original people greeting visitors as they enter Duluth. But it takes the light shone by our mentors, like Louie Gong, to show us what we aren't seeing in the dark of the hustle. "Louie has made me cry, more times than I would like to admit." Heart Berry CEO, Howes admits "But everytime I listen, he's dead on. And I know that he genuinely is invested in me." Mentors hold us to a high standard because they can see it. So much has changed in such a...
As the Minnesota Historical Society Residency wraps up, Heart Berry artist Agaton Howes shared about this important project, their journey, and why cultural art matters.
In our ongoing series of utilizing cultural art to stay steady we bring the fully beaded coloring page! Enjoy, stay safe, and please share pics of you and your family coloring! We have enjoyed seeing them all so far!
Due to the great response to our coloring pages, we are going to keep them coming. We know how important art is for our health and well being. Take care!
