Find Lily Hope at First Friday at the new Tlingit & Haida retail space, Aan Hít. There will be a variety of handwoven items, BLIND BOXES, Chilkat Face enamel jewelry and other swag.
Come find me at Booth SFT 506. I’ll have boujee Indigenous jewelry for sale and will be working on a full size Chilkat blanket. Come check it out and ask me questions about Chilkat and Ravenstail Weaving.
Santa Fe Indian Market — SWAIA
Now in its 103rd year, the Santa Fe Indian Market (SFIM) is the largest and most prestigious Native art market in the world. Each August, more than 1,000 Native artists from over 200 Tribal Nations transform the streets of Santa Fe into a vibrant celebration of creativity, community, and culture.
Lily Hope, along with technical assistance from Sydney Akagi, is working on a full-size Chilkat robe woven fully from mountain goat wool. This robe is commissioned by the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas. Lily will join her fellow weavers, Laine Rinehart and Sydney Akagi, to discuss the importance of material sovereignty and how this robe represents an important milestone for the Northwest Coast community.
The talk will be moderated by Jordan Cocker, Curator of Indigenous Art at Crystal Bridges.
You are invited to join us live at 6pm at KTOO Studios in Juneau, AK for the recorded panel that will be released the week of July 14.
Lily Hope is one of the exhibiting artists at the Heard Museum Indian Fair & Market. Shop her handwoven Ravenstail inspired earrings and witness her unique creations that are submitted to the juried art show. Find her at booth A-43
Come by the studio and say HI! Lily, Rae Mills, & Melina Meyer will have exclusive Valentine collections.
Join me in person at the British Museum, 4 PM, London time, December 12, 2024.
Lily Hope and friends will have special collections only found at Gallery Walk..
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Lily and friends will be at the Juneau Public Market for the 3rd year selling Boujee Indigenous Jewelry for your holiday gift giving needs. You can find us at our usual spot in Centennial Hall, (booth L-7) in the lobby near the Centennial Hall gift shop.
You’ll find jewelry/art from
Lily Hope
Deanna Lampe
Miah Lager
and more!
Lily will be at the ATALM (Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, & Museums) 2024 Conference in Palm Springs, California. There will be several opportunities to see Lily in action.
Stop by her booth where she’ll be selling hand woven earrings and other items. [Add Booth Schedule]
Tuesday, November, 12pm-1pm - Luncheon with Lily Prosperity Consciousness in Every Profession
Tuesday, November 12, 1:30 PM-5:00 PM - One Square Inch of Ceremony: Northwest Coast Ravenstail Weaving,
Thursday, November 14, 1:30 PM-2:00 PM - Symbolic Repatriation: Bringing Ancestors Home through Living Artists
Register to attend and see Lily and many others work for the rpeservation of Native art & Culture in Institutions. https://www.atalm.org/conference-2024/
Lily is one of the teaching artists at the Spin Off Autumn Retreat 2024 in York, Pennsylvania. Registration is REQUIRED. The retreat is sold out, but you can add your name to the waitlist HERE.
Lily will be teaching two workshops
Ravenstail Textile Sampler Wall Hanging
You’ll walk away with a completed 4”x6” textile that you can hang on the wall or sew to some fabric to create a small bag for carrying your favorite things.
Ravenstail Textile Sampler
Walk away with one square inch of ceremony and a beginner’s understanding of how to weave Ravenstail textiles.
Learn more about the retreat at https://www.spinoffretreat.com/
The studio will open for First Friday. Come hang out and purchase earrings from weaver artists, Melina Meyer, Rae Mills, and Donedin Jackson.
I’ll be selling earrings and other goodies at the Santa Fe Indian Market in Santa Fe, New Mexico. August 17 & 18 8am to 5pm. Come by booth SFT 506 and say hi.
I’ll also be at the Best of Show Ceremony + Luncheon on Friday, August 16. Come hang out with me.
You can witness Lily weaving on the full size Chilkat Robe titled Bones of Knowing in person M-F, 9:30am to 5pm with an 90 minute lunch break from 11:45am to 1:15pm
First Friday, August 2, will have slightly different hours: 1:30-7:30pm
Find her in the Walter Soboleff Building in the Dolores Churchill Artist-in-Residence Studio at 105 S Heritage Way Formerly Seward St.
Join us for the largest gathering of Chilkat and Ravenstail dancing blankets all dancing together for the first time in over 200 years. The Juneau foundation, Spirit Uprising is hosting this event.
We will start by walking through the Spirit Wraps Around Exhibit at the Alaska State Museum, witness the dancing of all ancient and contemporary robes woven before 2018, who will then parade from the APK Building to the Elizabeth Peratrovich Hall around 5 PM. All ticketed witnesses will then sit down to a catered dinner by Smokehouse Catering. Then five newly created robes will be revealed with their weavers speaking for a few minutes about their newly woven pieces. The grand finale of these new robes is the Giving Strength Robe for AWARE, Inc, a community-woven robe of over 60 volunteers all working to bring awareness to domestic and sexual violence and to bring strength to survivors. All our good intentions and blessings were woven into our individual squares.
Please join us in Juneau if you can. Tickets go on sale on March 1, 2020.
Come enjoy a fabulous dinner and silent auction at AWARE’s biggest fundraiser of the year.
My sister nominated me for the annual Women of Distinction Award. My aunt Deanna Lampe will introduce me, and I’ll speak for five minutes. Come celebrate the four Women of Distinction for 2020.
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Open Weaving Studio Sessions with mentor weaver, Lily Hope.
Bring your in-progress projects to work on and help get restarted, and/or come weave with us.
Sunday March 1 and March 8, 1 PM to 6 PM
Potluck snacks encouraged but not required.
Thank you to Sealaska Heritage Institute for supporting our weaving community!
