Pat Courtney Gold and Mimbres Fever are pleased to announce the release of a new documentary honoring Northwest Native Basketweavers

"Northwest Native Basketweavers:
Honoring Our Heritage"


An intimate look at the work and lives of five outstanding elder Northwest basketweavers who are carrying forward their unique and rich tribal traditions.
 
Each basket reveals a story of harmony with the environment, cultural survival, and hope for the future.   Each weaver is a master artist and an important player in the ongoing Northwest revitalization movement.

The video can be seen daily at the Northwest Museum of Art & Culture in Spokane, Washington.

"Northwest Native Basketweavers: Honoring Our Heritage" will be broadcast on PBS Stations KWSU and KTNW in Washington State in the coming months.  The program is entirely in Native voice with original music by James E. Greeley. Click here for more info.

Our other titles are also available to order on VHS:
"Keeping the
Spirit Alive"
Seen nationally on PBS, fall 1999. Entirely in Native voice, this program focuses on five talented Northwest Coast artists who are carrying forward and developing their rich traditions and are part of the ongoing revitalization movement. Narrated by Russell Means
"Baskets of the
Northwest People"
A comprehensive study of exquisite baskets woven in the Pacific Northwest, circa 1860 to the 1930’s. Nettie Jackson demonstrates Klickitat basketry. Storyteller Johnny Moses sings an opening song and tells a weaving story. Hosted by basketry expert
Natalie Linn.
"A Treasury of
California Baskets"
A survey of historic baskets woven in California and the rich traditions of the Grandmothers who wove them. Chumash weaver Linda Aguilar gives a contemporary perspective. Baskets are from private and public collections, including works by Datsolalee, Elizabeth Hickox, as well as a collection of rare Chumash baskets. Hosted by Gregory Schaaf, Ph.D.
"Faithful to Continuance"
Mimbres Fever Productions proudly announces the release of a new documentary exploring the power and beauty of Columbia River Native American culture. "Faithful to Continuance" weaves together exquisite artifacts with interviews from six exceptional Plateau artists.

Read the latest reviews about "Faithful to Continuance."

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