August 26 – October 5, 1990
Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery
Indigenous baskets by the Tlingit, Kwakuitl, Haida, Nuu-Cha-Nulth and Salish peoples. The exhibit will include examples of small and large berry baskets, a rattle-top basket, a lidded trinket basket, hats and bottle baskets. (Bottle baskets were made for sale to tourists). It also displays historical photographs of baskets and artists.
July 4 – August 18, 1985
Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery
An exhibition that emphasizes textiles, both decorative and utilitarian. Fabric is widely explored, as well as ceramics, wood, metal, leather and basket making. The show celebrates traditional as well as contemporary craftsmanship.
January 24 – March 3, 1985
Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery
A display of baskets from the Salish and Fraser River regions to the various areas of the Northwest Coast. The exhibit focuses on the various techniques of basketry and illustrates the development of styles. Some examples are as old as 1,500 B.C.