Apsáalooke Women and Warriors

This exhibition celebrates the Apsáalooke, highlighting women, artists, beadwork, history, and culture. As co-developer my team worked with our curator Nina Sanders to tell the story as she saw it. These labels needed to tell visitors about objects and speak to concepts and lore integral to those pieces.

ROLE: Content direction, Community engagement, Label copy, Interactive direction

DURATION: 2019-2020

Selected Labels

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Apsaalooke flag digital interactive

I developed the content for this touchscreen interactive rail accompanying a beadwork piece of the Crow tribal flag. It was important that we call out the symbols on the flag and explain their meaning. Visitors could click on each symbol, or from the list on the right, and learn more about their origins.

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