This event is in the past.It took place on September 7, 2025 at Javits Center.
Hell's Kitchen, New York
📻Ham radio towers replace I-beams in this series
🔔Tin jingles reference a healing dance from 1918
🧵Embroidered text uses clear beads on blankets
Marie Watt stacks blankets atop ham radio towers to explore how we communicate across distance and time. Her sculptures at this solo booth weave Haudenosaunee creation stories with tin jingles honoring the Ojibwe Jingle Dress Dance, a healing ritual born from the 1918 pandemic.
Indigenous contemporary art
Textile sculptures
Solo booth presentation
Cultural storytelling
Hell's Kitchen, New York
📻Ham radio towers replace I-beams in this series
🔔Tin jingles reference a healing dance from 1918
🧵Embroidered text uses clear beads on blankets
Marie Watt stacks blankets atop ham radio towers to explore how we communicate across distance and time. Her sculptures at this solo booth weave Haudenosaunee creation stories with tin jingles honoring the Ojibwe Jingle Dress Dance, a healing ritual born from the 1918 pandemic.
Indigenous contemporary art
Textile sculptures
Solo booth presentation
Cultural storytelling