Nicholas Galanin, A Tlingit (also spelled Tlinkit) artist and musician has a work entitled Indian Children’s Bracelet, and is one of three pairs—which will never be displayed together, as a symbolic way of demonstrating how Indigenous families were torn apart and separated by the American boarding school system.
Nicholas Galanin, A Tlingit (also spelled Tlinkit) artist and musician has a work entitled Indian Children’s Bracelet, and is one of three pairs—which will never be displayed together, as a symbolic way of demonstrating how Indigenous families were torn apart and separated by the American boarding school system.