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SUMMARY:Moccasin-Making with the Manitobah Storyboot School
DESCRIPTION:Learn the traditional art of moccasin-making with expert Indigenous artisan Rosary Spence! \nThis is a six-week (18 hour) course that’s FREE for Indigenous Youth and Young Adults (First Nation/Metis/Inuit ages 12-30 yrs). The registration fee for all others is $180. \n6-Week (18-Hour) Course with Rosary Spence \nWhen: Saturday\, November 5\, 12\, 19\, 26\, December 3\, 10\, from 12-3:00pm \nWhere: Bata Shoe Museum\, 327 Bloor St W\, Toronto\, ON M5S 1W7.  \nPlease show your QR code in your registration confirmation or give your name to our front desk when checking in. The workshop will be held in our St. Crispin’s lecture room located on B1. \nThis workshop is designed to teach classic hand sewing techniques in beading and leatherwork. Rosary Spence will guide you through the steps of creating moccasins by hand including pattern-making\, beadwork\, design\, construction and care for your finished product. Students will be provided with all the necessary tools to complete their project and guided through the process from start to finish. This is a course best suited for youth 12+ and adults. \nSpace is limited! Please note that workshop fees are non-refundable. \nBUY TICKETS HERE\n  \nMEET THE INSTRUCTOR:\n\nABOUT ROSARY SPENCE: \n \nSinger/ Song Writer\, Rosary Spence is a musician and entrepreneur with a powerhouse of a voice\, soulful Indigenous styles and innovative spirit. Born and on western shores of James Bay\, Fort Albany First Nation\, Mushkego Cree Territory\, Spence strongly believes in the ability to heal our communities through the strength of the youth and the wisdom of our elders. Music has been a lifetime journey for Spence\, singing since early childhood and playing an array of instruments since her early teens. Spence possesses an extensive background and experience as a designer\, a performing artist\, and an arts facilitator. Currently residing in Toronto\, Ontario\, where she is raising her family\, Spence also works in the social sector and is highly active within the arts community.\n \nIf you have any other questions email us at: info@storyboots.ca ! \n**PLEASE NOTE** If tickets are sold out – send an email to info@storyboots.ca requesting a spot on our wait list! Please indicate your interest in either moccasin or mukluk-making.
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SUMMARY:2022 Founder's Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Forensic Fashion: Investigating Old Clothes from the Rag Trade to the Lab \nJoin the BSM as we welcome renowned fashion historian\, curator\, and forensic garment analyst Amber Butchart as our 2022 Founder’s lecturer who will discuss her work in forensic garment analysis. In this illustrated talk\, she considers the power of old clothes in storytelling across literature and myth\, the global problems inherent in our discarded old clothing\, and the potential of fashion as a tool for forensic science. \nA Q+A and reception will follow the conversation. Guests will also have the opportunity to view the BSM galleries\, including our upcoming exhibition OBSESSED: How Shoes Became Objects of Desire that opens to the public on October 19\, 2022. \nContent Disclaimer: Please note that this talk will deal with themes of death across a broad range of areas and forensic evidence. \nTuesday\, November 8\, 2022\nDoors open at 6:30pm\nPresentation begins at 7:00pm\nReception from 8:00pm to 10:00pm \n$25 per person for general admission | $10 for Friends of the BSM and students (with valid Friends or student ID)\nSpecial deal: 2 for $40 for general admission\nTickets includes a reception following the conversation | Limited seating \nBUY TICKETS \nABOUT THE SPEAKER: \n \nAmber Butchart is a curator\, writer and broadcaster who specializes in the cultural and political history of textiles and dress. She is a former Research Fellow at the University of the Arts London\, and is a regular public lecturer across the UK’s leading arts institutions. She researches and presents documentaries for television and radio\, including the six-part series A Stitch in Time for BBC Four that fused biography\, art and the history of fashion to explore the lives of historical figures through the clothes they wore. Amber is an external adviser for the National Crime Agency as a Forensic Garment Analyst\, working on cases that require investigation of clothing and textiles. She has published five books on the history and culture of clothes\, including The Fashion of Film\, Nautical Chic\, and a history of British fashion illustration for the British Library. She is currently curating an exhibition for the Fashion and Textile Museum in Bermondsey\, to open in 2023.
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