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Artists-in-Residence Project | Office of Indigenous Education | Faculty of Education | SFU

We are honoured to walk with master weaver, qʷənat Angela Paul from the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh and Sts’ailes Nations and Aaron “Splash” Nelson-Moody, woodcarver from Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Nation, as they provide meaningful and transformative educational experiences for students and in-service teachers to learn and gain a deep understanding of cultural, traditional, and contemporary Indigenous arts practices.

The two artists are working collaboratively on a project that will honour living Indigenous practices of carving and weaving. Splash will be carving two sets of traditional weaving tools and looms; one set will be specifically designed for Angela for weaving and the other set will be gifted to SFU to be used by students, staff, and faculty.
Instructors can book a 1-hour time slot for up to 30 students. The maximum group size is 15, so classes will have two 30-minute visits for up to 15 students at a time. We recommend that instructors prepare a 30-minute complementary activity that will support deeper learning for students during the time while they are not observing the artists. A classroom in EDB will be available for the hour and teaching resources related to the Artists-in-Residence program are linked to the website https://www.sfu.ca/education/indigeneity/air.html
By completing this form, you are confirming that you understand the format for class visits as indicated above.

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* 1. Instructor's name:

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* 3. Instructor's Phone Number:

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* 4. Class name:

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* 5. Number of students (maximum 30 students per hour booking):

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* 6. Preferred date and time (please select all that would be convenient for your class)

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* 7. Please check if you would like use of a classroom in the Education Building for your complementary activity during the hour.

The details of your class visit with the Artist in Residence will be sent to you by email within 3 business days.
Office of Indigenous Education, Faculty of Education, SFU
Email: ed_indigenous@sfu.ca
Ph: 778-782-9358

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