I can't believe this is my life!

It's a great day to be Indigenous! 

My art is showing in both my countries at the same time of this writing. I am a grateful Inuk! 

I uploaded both videos on my YouTube channel. You can see them at https://bit.ly/3cQkyue and at https://bit.ly/3AOMVB4. 

And to make life better, there are two press pieces about the Plymouth Center for the Arts show. 

Robert Knox of The Boston Globe wrote an article about our show on Aug. 17th. You can read it here and Mr. Jay Sugarman interviewed Casey Figueroa, MFA on NewTV.org. You can watch the 29.30 min. show here. 

The PCA show ends this Sunday, the 11th of September. There is a talk scheduled for 1 to 2 p.m. at 11 North St., Plymouth with four Indigenous artists on the panel. I'm not planning to speak but will if asked. I think will be a fun time on a challenging day. 

A big thank you to the PCA, to Casey our curator, to my family for the moral support, to Gude for the  grace to create the acrylic paintings and digital print.   

I will be vending at the North American Indian Center of Boston (NAICOB) Veteran powwow held in Canton on Sept. 17th and 18th. There's still time for Native vendors to apply. 

This is the flyer 

and it will be great if you join us. I have some excellent Inuky digital prints for sale to honour Veterans. You'll have to come to my booth to discover them. I am giving a ten percent discount to all Veterans on sales. 

I will also be selling my artwork at the Indigenous Peoples' Celebration on October 9th in Pittsfield. It's held by the Berkshire Community Action. Indigenous People's Day is an important day for me. I want the uneducated/unknowing/interested person(s) to learn how great Indigenous people are and that we are still here. 

I'll post more on that event later. Let me know what you think and share this with a friend. 

I take commissions and can reached via email ella.alkiewicz at gmail.com or on Instagram: @ella_alk. 

Nakummek/thank you for reading and take care.