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Tlingit Artist Tells Cautionary Tale about Use of Feathers in Art

By Sealaska Heritage Institute on Oct 19, 2012   General News  

Tlingit Artist Tells Cautionary Tale about Use of Feathers in Art

Award-winning Tlingit carver Archie Cavanaugh is still reeling from federal charges that threatened to imprison him for 10 years and impose a $100,000 fine—all because he put feathers on his work.

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