Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College (FDLTCC) is excited to invite the community to the Woodlands Art Expo, March 24 through 26. The fun event will include woodland artists and demonstrations, workshops and seminars, and traditional games. The Woodlands Art Expo is free and open to the community. For more information on the event, please visit https://fdltcc.edu/woodlands-art-expo/.

“The Woodlands Art Expo is designed to bring contemporary and traditional woodland artists together in a teaching and learning environment where students of every age can appreciate and participate in the various art forms as well as learn about marketing their own arts,” shared the event’s organizer and FDLTCC Dean of Indigenous and Academic Affairs, Roxanne Delille.

The event will feature demonstrations from talented artists from around the region on a wide variety of mediums including: Dana Trickey (Quill Working), April Stone (Black Ash Basketry), Thomas Howes (Wood Bending and Steam Box Work), Jessica Gokey (Working with Beads), Jeff Savage (Stone Work), Joyce LaPorte (No Face Dolls), Moira Villiard (Painting), Karen Savage-Blue (Painting), and more.

The Woodlands Art Expo will also feature workshops on business planning and marketing for artists featuring Jozef Mikitin, Heart Berry, and Moira Villiard.

The Woodlands Art Expo is free and open to the community; however, registration is preferred. For more information and registration, please visit https://fdltcc.edu/woodlands-art-expo/ or contact Roxanne DeLille, FDLTCC Dean of Indigenous and Academic Affairs, at roxanned*AT*fdltcc.edu.

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