Weaving Culture: An Aesthetic Ethnohistory of Yup'ik and Inupiaq Eskimo Coiled Basketry

9725668李这个项目永久记录了阿拉斯加爱斯基摩人(Yup‘ik)盘式篮法的历史、技术以及地区和时间变化。虽然经常被斥为“旅游艺术”，因此被忽视，但Yupik线圈篮子是一种重要的女性艺术形式。此外，它也是现代阿拉斯加农村混合现金和自给自足经济的重要组成部分。最后，篮子风格的变化与重要的历史和经济变化有关，这些变化影响了不同的尤皮克人社会。阿拉斯加爱斯基摩人种志和民族史学者，艺术文化适应、物质文化研究和性别研究领域的研究人员，以及对经济人类学、传播和创新感兴趣的研究人员，都对Yupik线圈篮子的文献非常感兴趣。这个项目制作了不同卷篮子风格的照片记录，与影响地区Yupik群体的不同历史和经济事件联系在一起。

9725668 Lee This project makes a permanent record of the history, techniques and regional and temporal variations of Alaskan Eskimo (Yup'ik) coiled basketry. While often dismissed as "tourist art," and as a consequence ignored, Yup'ik coiled basketry is an important women's art form. Also, it has been an important component of the mixed cash-and-subsistence economy of modern rural Alaska. Finally, changes in basketry styles are linked to important historical and economic changes that have affected different Yup'ik societies. The documentation of Yup'ik coiled basketry is of great interest to scholars of Alaskan Eskimo ethnography and ethnohistory, researchers in the fields of arts acculturation, material culture studies, and gender studies, and researchers with interests in economic anthropology, diffusion, and innovation. This project produces photo-documentation of different coiled basketry styles that is linked to different historical and economic events affecting regional Yup'ik groups.