Lacie Burning

Lacie Burning is a Kanien'kehá:ka (Mohawk) multi-disciplinary artist and curator from Six Nations of the Grand River. They are currently studying at Emily Carr University of Art + Design in the Visual Fine Arts major on the unceded Coast Salish Territory of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh and Tsleil-waututh. https://burning.live

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Process shot of mask #2. Purpose built to be projected onto.

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Some Kanienkeha from Raiewate

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I am selling a varied edition series of silkscreen prints 30 of each, the other version is in black. The prints are 10x14′ and are $36 for black and $26 for white. %50 of sales will go toward the occupation of Kanonhstaton that is currently taking place and is being spearheaded by mostly women and mothers from Six Nations of the Grand River Reserve.  

Please e-mail [email protected] to purchase. Free shipping within Canada only.

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I am selling a varied edition series of silkscreen prints 30 of each, the other version is in white. The prints are 10x14′ and are $36 for black and $26 for white. %50 of sales will go toward the occupation of Kanonhstaton that is currently taking place and is being spearheaded by mostly women and mothers from Six Nations of the Grand River Reserve.  

Please e-mail [email protected] to purchase. Free shipping within Canada only. 

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Lacie Burning

This is the home page's excerpt

I have finally launched my website!! 

https://burning.live/

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Revisiting an old piece that involves fragments of vinyl and glass :D

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Process shot of making the mask

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Alternatively (at University of British Columbia)

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1 of my research shots that looked cooler thru my camera phone (at University of British Columbia)

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My work @ "What Remains" in the Concourse Gallery - originally shown at the Woodland Cultural Centre's site specific and performance art exhibition the Mush Hole Project. Adapted from and with my video installation Story Time (2012) (at Concourse Art Gallery)

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charcoal & acrylic painting - person with a black halo and golden aura 2015. This work came from a figure drawing and was sold while on display at the grunt gallery.

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Photo of a drum I dyed and painted. It is my my version of what the twins would look like in the Mohawk Creation story if it was sci-fi. 2016. 

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My most recent painting, Thomas from Smoke Signals done in Acrylic and Bingo Dauber, 30x58

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(via Photos of Navajo Who Have Refused to Leave Their Land | VICE | United States)

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Red Wolf, Marvel’s first Native American hero, is getting his own comic book

“Marvel’s first and primary Native American character is getting his own book starting in December, Mashable can exclusively reveal. Native Americans have a long history in the comic books, but Red Wolf — who’s returned to the fray this year in its current alt-universe Western-themed “1872” run — hasn’t had his own series since 1976…

Red Wolf was introduced in 1970 as William Talltrees in Avengers #80, and was the star of his own nine-issue series that started in 1972 with stories set in the Old West. The new Red Wolf will reside in the American Southwest, where his more grounded powers — think of him as being to New Mexico what Daredevil is to Hell’s Kitchen…

( S'Klallam Tribe member, artist Jeffrey Veregge  website  / twitter )

The creative team includes writer Nathan Edmondson and artist Jeffrey Veregge, a member of the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe based out of Kingston, Washington, who’s also of Suquamish and Duwamish decent. Veregge is doing covers, design and consulting; the artist on the book is Dalibor Talajić

“There’s not a character like Red Wolf out there right now,” Veregge told Mashable. “As a native, I’m really excited to see that he can do things, he can figure out things and stand with Captain America, and hold his own in this universe. That’s what’s awesome about it: You have all these characters of different nationalities and ethnicities, but it’s not all about their culture. It’s about them being a hero.”

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Read the whole article at  mashable

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Attempting to make some Mohawk / Haudenosaunee pottery. #haudenosaunee #pottery #coilpot #mohawk

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I only do self portraits.