Alternate Heirlooms: Hallie Maxwell

Description

Hallie Maxwell’s great-grandfather was killed in the bombing of Hiroshima. In “Alternate Heirlooms,” she uses the tradition of tying repeating awaji knots in mizuhiki cords to honor him, as well as her great-grandmother and grandmother, who survived the blast. The works, along with other pieces, were part of Maxwell’s MFA thesis at Boise State University.

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Title: Alternate Heirlooms: Hallie Maxwell

Format: Video

Clean of Graphics: No

Type: Segment

Subject(s): Arts, Asian American Life, Education, WWII

Public Broadcasting Station or Institution: Idaho Public Television

Original Broadcast/Publish Date: 05/15/2023

Runtime: 00:06:02

Main Asset File Size: 2.22 GB

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  • Media Rights: All manner and media
  • Territory (*Please note: all internet exploitation of this program must be geo-limited to the specified territory): Worldwide
  • Term: In perpetuity
  • Releases: 1
  • Editing Allowed?: No
  • Digital Classroom Rights: Yes
  • Promotional Use: Yes

Sensitive Material: N/A

Special Instructions: N/A

Language: English

 

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