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Oct 5, 2023
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A winter count robe by Kainai artist Api’soomaahka - Windspeaker.com
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A winter count robe by Kainai artist Api’soomaahka
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By Odette Auger
A Buffalo Spirit Report, Windspeaker.com
For Kainai artist Api’soomaahka (Running Coyote), William Singer III, a winter count robe has multiple purposes.
It transfers teachings from the Kainai people. Tells of the elements and the lands. And it records the history of the community.
Api’soomaahka is the creator of a winter count robe commissioned by the College of Lethbridge. The painted buffalo hide serves as an open document of the college in southern Alberta using a form of pictograph a…
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