Tanis S'eiltin

S'eiltin was born into a family of artists. She learned from her mother, who weaved Chilkat robes and sewed skins into garments. where she explored her unique aesthetic. S'eiltin is an associate professor and researcher of art and humanities at Fairhaven College. == Works ==

S'eiltin uses classically indigenous materials in her art, The work demonstrates themes of colonialism and toxic masculinity. The work demonstrates parallels between the Angoon bombardment and the First Gulf War, while also bringing attention to stereotypes and of Indigenous and Muslim women. On her art, S'eiltin says "I strive to create art that is aesthetically beautiful and informative, the goal is to encourage dialogue and raise awareness." == Awards and recognition ==

S'eiltin was a 2005 recipient of the Eiteljorg Fellowship. == Collections and exhibitions ==

S'eiltin's works are available in the following collections: • Making Sense of Things (Gorman Museum at the University of California, Davis in collaboration with the McMaster Museum of Art, 2006) • Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation (Museum of Arts and Design, 2005) • ''Eewdoowata'w ag'e: Did They Rob You?'' (Institute of American Indian Arts Museum, 1999) • Watchful Eyes, Native American Women Artists (Heard Museum, 1994) == References ==