Small Framed Prints: Shianne Gould, Mi’kmaq, Waycobah, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia native american design I felt it was important

I felt it was important to showcase the transformational aspect of masks while visually changing the space in downtown Anchorage

Reef net fishing anchor replicated in blown glass

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Charlie Amaya Scott

Small Framed Prints: Shianne Gould, Mi’kmaq, Waycobah, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia native american design I felt it was importantMikmaq, Waycobah, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia Shianne Gould, daughter of Loretta Gould, has been painting since she was a child. As a teenager she began painting more frequently perfecting her skills. Now, as a mother, she finds her son inspiring her in some little way in every painting she creates. Shianne often paints using vivid and vibrant colors, exploring themes surrounding family, womanhood and our relationship with mother earth.