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Lily Hope: Weaving History

Tlingit weaver Lily Hope discusses how her artwork serves as woven documents, telling stories of clan migration, critical stories, and dreams. She describes her strong belief that her role to preserve this art form was passed down from her mother, renowned weaver Clarissa Rizal. By creating ceremonial dance regalia, including Chilkat dancing robes and contemporary works, Hope honors the weaving traditions from her people. This video is produced by Mountain Mover Media, in partnership with the Institute of American Indian Arts and the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Lily Hope is one of the featured artists in Sharing Honors and Burdens: Renwick Invitational 2023. The exhibition focuses on fresh and nuanced visions by six Native American or Alaska Native artists who express the honors and burdens that connect people to one another. This is the first time Native Americans and Alaska Native artists have been selected for the Renwick Invitational, dedicated to showcasing emerging and mid-career makers deserving of wider national recognition.