Weaving Stories of Remembrance, Symbolic Connections, and Pathways for Creative Expansion

Weaving Stories of Remembrance, Symbolic Connections, and Creative Expansion:

Exploring the Threads, Waves, and Routes of Macramé, Sensory Wellness, and Cultural Continuity from a Lens Rooted in Atlantic Canada's Diverse Intra-diaspora™ ________________________________________________________________________________________________

This online workshop series, led by Canadian Multidisciplinary Macramé Artist, and Wellness Facilitator, Shā’-nay Paris, is offered in honour of Black History Month (BHM) and the expansive cultural contributions, traditions, and stories that continue to shape us and our diverse communities. Shā’-nay is the founder of Boho & Knots™ which is a [w]holistic wellness initiative that centres the fiber art of macrame (an adaptation of hand-knots and finger weaving). cultural continuity, and she is also the director for a practice-led and art-based research initiative called the Ancestral Waves Project™ (AWP). This workshop series will be based on the Material Genealogy Methodology™ and Material Remembrance™ Modality used in AWP and signature Boho & Knots™ offerings and designs.

While BHM month…