Discover the exquisite artistry of award-winning Indigenous basket maker Jeremy Frey in "Jeremy Frey: Woven", the first comprehensive book on his work.
Accompanying his major traveling exhibition, this stunning catalogue celebrates Frey (Passamaquoddy), one of today's most respected Indigenous basket makers.
Descended from a long line of basket makers, Frey's creations are renowned for their intricate designs and exceptional craftsmanship.
"Jeremy Frey: Woven" explores his work from multiple perspectives, offering a rich and detailed examination.
Founder of the Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance, Secord, contributes an insightful biographical essay.
DeSimone places Frey's art within the contemporary art scene, highlighting his innovative video work.
Hoska contextualizes his work within Native basket and fiber arts, while Mize explores how Frey's practice reflects ecological knowledge and the impact of climate change.
This beautifully designed book is a must-have for art enthusiasts and collectors, providing an in-depth look at Frey's unique blend of traditional techniques and creative vision.
"Jeremy Frey: Woven" is more than a catalogue—it's a celebration of a master artisan's journey and the cultural heritage he continues to honor and innovate.
