Ningewance’s art describes her life: moving in two directions
Patricia Ningewance’s language work is not her only specialty – she is also a fabric artist.
Well-known for her Anishinabemowin books, such as Talking Gookom’s Language and Pocket Ojibwe, the Lac Seul band member has a fabric art piece on display in Laura’s Choice, an Invitational Quilt Show being held March 12 to April 15 at the A-Frame Gallery in Sioux Lookout.
“It’s two very distinctly different fish swimming in opposite directions – make of that what you will,” Ningewance said of her four foot by six foot appliqué-work wall hanging.










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