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Corn Husk Dolls
De Pere, WI
Kim Cornelius Nishimoto is a talented maker of corn husk dolls, carrying on a
multi-generation family tradition. Corn is of great cultural significance to the Oneida Nation, of which Kim is a member. In her program, Kim demonstrates how to make corn husk dolls and tells related
traditional stories.
Program Formats
Best for Ages
Middle school
Grades 6-8, ages 11-13
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High school
Grades 9-12, ages 14-18
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Adults, ages 18 and up
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Costs
Artist Fee: |
$200 |
Expenses:
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mileage and materials
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Program Needs:
corn husks
Availability:
June, July, August. Willing to travel up to 60 miles.
Past Venues:
- Midwest Folklife Festival, Dodgeville, Wisconsin
- Indian Summer Fest, Milwaukee
- Chiba's People Fest, Chiba City, Japan, 2000
- Wisconsin Folklife Festival, Madison, 1998
- Smithsonian Folklife Festival, Washington D.C., 1998
Contact:
Kim Cornelius Nishimoto
N6064 County E Road
De Pere, WI 54115-8556
920/964-2729
knishimoto@new.rr.com
Best to contact between 5-8 PM if by phone.
last updated:
12/22/2011
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