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Janet Goldner
Artist
Sculpture
Installations
Wall Sculptures
Steel Books
Public Sculpture
Free Standing Sculptures
Mixed Media / Collage
Early Fibers & Mesh
Photo / Video
Photography
Woven Journey Installation
US/Mexican Border, Texas, 2018
Considering Migration: Tucson, 2014
Bamako Votes
Obama in Mali
Timbuktu, Gao, Konna, Doentza
Artistic & Cultural Biennial
Bintou’s Salon
Potters – Kalabougou, Mali
Blacksmiths, Mali
Women’s Conference, Nairobi
West Africa, Janet’s 1st Trip
Video
Fences & Neighbors
Oumou Sangare, NYC
Senufo Women’s Music
Senufo Hunter’s Funeral
Mali Mode
Have We Met?
Have We Met Installation
Community Radio in Mali
Mali: An Invitation to Travel
3 Countries Textile Project
Cultural Projects
KAWRAL: Contemporary Malian Artists
Groupe Bogolan Kasobane
Women Artists of Mali
Mali Fabric Dyeing Project
Women Spinning Cotton
Family & Community in Mali, 2009
Arts & Culture in Mali
Maternal Death Reduction
South African Mail
Women Facing AIDS
4 x 27: Women Collaborate
Writing
Published Articles
Article : Seydou Keïta: A Tactile Lens
Using the Past to Sculpt the Costume of the Future
The Poetics of Cloth
The Language of Beads
Mali @ 50
The Women of Kalabougou
Crisis in Mali 2012
Mali’s History & Culture
Council on Foreign Relations
6: A Revolution in Process
5: Malian Self Determination
4: April 19 – May 6
3: April 5 – 19
2: March 28-April 5
1: Background, March 21-28
Opinion Poll: Bamako, May 2012
Why no election now!
The Crisis in Northern Mali
MAPS of Mali
March for Peace in Mali, DC
PM Cheick Modibo Diarra
Memoirs
Finding Home: West Africa
Which Mali?
Woven Journey
News / Press
News
Press
About
Bio & CV
Artist Statement
Workshops & Lectures
Inside Out: A Writing Workshop
Collaborative Workshop
Welding for Artists
Bogolan (Mud Cloth) Workshop
World Heritage Sites In Mali
Groupe Bogolan Kasobane
The Potters of Kalabougou
Apprenticing at a Forge in Mali
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