Yellowknife artist displaying vinoks made of garbage in national museum
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Yellowknife artist displaying vinoks made of garbage in national museum
Miriam Bosiljevac and Alice Twa
Saturday August 1, 2026 at 6:00am MT
Erin Suliak in a submitted photo.
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Yellowknife textile and fibre artist Erin Suliak’s vinoks, inspired by locations around the city, are on display at Saskatoon’s Ukrainian Museum of Canada until September.
A vinok is a Ukrainian headpiece worn by women and traditionally made using flowers and plants. Suliak said they are worn during weddings or made by young girls to predict their future marriage.
To make the 12 vinoks on display, Suliak said she …
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