Exhibit organizers Kalli Eagle Speaker and local beadworker Torry Eagle Speaker walk visitors through Iiksisawaato’p Kainaiwa O’tookátákssin: Maana’pii ki niita’piitsitapii saatstakssin | We Visit with Kainaiwa Beadwork: A New Way and the Real Way of Design. Kalli and Torry speak about the special meanings and connection of traditional Kainai and Niitsitapi beadwork pieces and designs. The exhibit features photographs of traditional Kainai beadwork from the Glenbow Museum Archives and stories of contemporary Kainai beadworkers.

Exhibit organizers Kalli Eagle Speaker, Hali Heavy Shield and Carol Williams extend their thanks to Myron Eagle Speaker, Alvine Mountain Horse, Nora Healy, Duane Mistaken Chief, Dr. Lena Russell-Heavy Shield. In honour of the late Ed Heavy Shield and Adalaide Heavy Shield-Fox, and Dr. Helen Manyfingers. Thanks also to the Social Science Humanities Research Council of Canada-Insight Grant; the University of Lethbridge; the Galt Museum & Archives; Michael Warf, Coalbanks Creative Ltd.; Cassidy Taekema, Friesen Plastics Inc.; and Anine Vonkeman, One Match Fire Design & communications.

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