Satuhkalya’ks - Red Tongue Choker The jewelry becomes a way

The jewelry becomes a way to honor and recognize the Indigenous women and girls rendered invisible

THE ARTIST

and you go to the sphere

including Camel Step Cafe

These guys love hanging around your desk

Satuhkalya’ks - Red Tongue Choker The jewelry becomes a wayEmily Schuyler, a multi media artist from Oneida Nation of the Thames in Ontario, explores identity and memory combining Indigenous cultural teachings and contemporary experiences. Her latest collection, inspired by the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) National Inquiry in Canada, examines themes of visibility and the fragility of life. Central to her work is the question, If I go missing, could you identify me? Schuyler