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Craft Research Fund—Artist Fellowship
2022
Awake and Ryland's research project Carving New Histories: Toward a More Accurate Woodworking Imaginary aims to assemble a more accurate understanding of and community within, period furniture and green woodworking by centering the life, work, and contribution of Black and Indigenous makers through research, documentation, and object making. Throughout the course of this project, Awake and Ryland will visit the Whitney Plantation (the only plantation that focuses on the lives of enslaved people), the Yale Furniture Collection, the Winterthur Museum, and Tlingit master carvers of the Pacific Northwest. These trips will be documented with photos and text about the untold stories of Black and Indigenous craft folks and their enduring green woodworking practices that continue to this day. Awake and Ryland's research will culminate in a body of work such as a chair and other objects using methods learned through their research.
Location
EDUCATION
SPECIALIZATION
Woodworking
Institution
Grant amount
$20,000
Also awarded
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