Indigenous Porcupine Quillwork Documentation and Exhibition Project

This project is a collaborative documentation and presentation effort between three Tribal museums and the MSU Museum. The focus is on the traditional artistic practice of porcupine quillwork on boxes, baskets, and other forms. The first two years have been dedicated to documentation of artists, collections, and transmission of knowledge.

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Project Contact:

Charles Dewhurst
English
College of Arts and Letters
dewhurs1@msu.edu

Partners

Zibiiwing Cultural Center. Saginaw Chippewa Tribe
Little Travese Bay Band of Odawa
Zibiiwing Cultural Center. Saginaw Chippewa Tribe

Report of calendar year 2022 activity.