Author: Sage Paul

Sage Paul is an urban Dene woman and a member of the English River First Nation; she makes fashion, costume and craft. Sage champions family, sovereignty and resistance for balance.

This past Sunday I wrapped up five days at the One of a Kind Spring Show and Sale. The One of a Kind is the largest trade craft show in Canada and the first time I showed my work at a commercial level (aka, created inventory and sold it).  Leading up to and during those […]

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Through the Thunderbird Marketplace I will be at the Spring One of a Kind Show (#OOAKS14) in Toronto. When I applied I’d already been thinking about what my spring collection would be about and I was excited to share it at #OOAKS14. This is the Strawberry Girls Spring Collection, a reminisce of my Berry Fast. […]

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2013 Creative Direction, Fashion Photography Water could soon be a commodity. War continues, irrationally. Media is on the pulse of political scandals. Vital species for our existence are disappearing. This series of photos sees clashing forces coming together in unity to build strength; working together to reinvigorate a positive and sustainable way of being and overcome […]

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With only two more sleeps ahead of me, a bit more work, and a ton of logistical things, I am just over the moon that the Synaptic City show at Harbourfront’s Planet IndigenUS is on Friday!  In case you haven’t read my previous blogs, and are wondering what the heck I’m talking about details are here: […]

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I am preparing for the Synaptic City Collection‘s final show at Planet IndigenUS, where I will also be premiering its wearable-art counterpart. Working with mirrored plexiglass, I am producing six new looks (few more details about that here).  A group of dancers put together by choreographer Justin Manyfingers, the looks will be woven throughout the […]

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