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sugarcane

In January of 2024, Ed appeared in the debut of Sugarcane, now nominated for an Academy Award, at Sundance Film Festival; a documentary directed by his son Julian Brave NoiseCat and colleague Emily Kassie, and where they won the Directing Award: U.S. Documentary.

Now streaming on Hulu, NatGeo, or Disney +

sugarcane

In January of 2024, Ed appeared in the debut of Sugarcane, now nominated for an Academy Award, at Sundance Film Festival; a documentary directed by his son Julian Brave NoiseCat and co-director Emily Kassie, and where they won the Directing Award: U.S. Documentary.

Now streaming on Hulu, NatGeo, or Disney +

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noisecat art at evergreen state college

In 2023, NoiseCat Art began collaborating with Evergreen State College on various projects. In February 2024, the college began by offering an apprenticeship with Ed NoiseCat to Ablaza Pluff and Earl Pluff, 2 brothers from the Puyallup Tribe of Indians.

Picture credit: Steve Bloom The Olympian

noisecat art at evergreen state college

In 2023, NoiseCat Art began collaborating with Evergreen State College on various projects. In February 2024, the college began by offering an apprenticeship with Ed NoiseCat to Ablaza Pluff and Earl Pluff, 2 brothers from the Puyallup Tribe of Indians.

Picture credit: Steve Bloom The Olympian

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sculpture

NoiseCat’s graphic designs lend a spectacular flair to every-day accessories such as scarves, tee shirts, umbrellas and steel tags. Keep an eye out for new products, uploaded as they become available.

sculpture

Whether it’s in wood, metal, glass or a combination of these, NoiseCat brings his vision to life with extraordinary style, marrying his Indigenous roots to his modern sensibilities.

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fashions

NoiseCat’s graphic designs lend a spectacular flair to every-day accessories such as scarves, tee shirts, umbrellas and steel tags. Keep an eye out for new products, uploaded as they become available.

fashions

NoiseCat’s graphic designs lend a spectacular flair to every-day accessories such as scarves, tee shirts, umbrellas and steel tags. Keep an eye out for new products, uploaded as they become available.

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jewelry

NoiseCat/Ed translates Pacific Northwest themes into dramatic, wearable art. Each “totem” animal is sculpted in wax, then cast in sterling silver. Rings, bracelets, pendants and earrings take shape as Thunderbird, Raven, Wolf, Frog, Salmon, Eagle and Bear—each bearing a special significance to Indigenous culture.

jewelry

NoiseCat/Ed translates Pacific Northwest themes into dramatic, wearable art. Each “totem” animal is sculpted in wax, then cast in sterling silver. Rings, bracelets, pendants and earrings take shape as Thunderbird, Raven, Wolf, Frog, Salmon, Eagle and Bear—each bearing a special significance to Indigenous culture.

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steel cutouts

See the fabulous creations of the NoiseCat mind come into vivid life as wall mounted or free-standing steel silhouettes. Choose from stainless, hot-rolled carbon or Corten steel for a sleek or rustic finish. Order exactly the size and finish that matches your aesthetic.

steel silhouettes

See the fabulous creations of the NoiseCat mind come into vivid life as wall mounted or free-standing steel silhouettes. Choose from stainless, hot-rolled carbon or Corten steel for a sleek or rustic finish. Order exactly the size and finish that matches your aesthetic.

NoiseCat Art at Evergreen State College

NoiseCat Art at Evergreen State College

In 2023, NoiseCat Art began collaborating with Evergreen State College on various projects.

In February 2024, the college began by offering an apprenticeship with Ed NoiseCat to Ablaza Pluff and Earl Pluff, 2 brothers from the Puyallup Tribe of Indians. The apprenticeship lasted 6 months and the focus was on carving a 14’ memorial sculpture of Billy Frank Jr. while also honoring the others that helped make the Boldt Decision of 1974 a reality.

Read the story in the The Olympian.

Following this, in the summer of 2024, Ed taught an accredited summer school class to several carving students. Currently, Ed is carving a memorial bench honoring Alex McArty, who formerly taught carving at Evergreen. This project will be completed in the spring of 2025.

Next, Ed participated in a show at the Evergreen State College Art Gallery – The Art of the Salish People. For those of you who are unable to be there in person, here is the description of all of the available work Ed displayed at the Gallery:

During this time, NoiseCat Art (Ed and his wife, Judith) participated in both the 2024 Native Art show, and the 2024 December Christmas Fair, at the Longhouse, with their entire line of gifts. (Judith is still working on our online shop).

Upcoming shows: Ed’s Art will be on display TBD.

Picture credit: Steve Bloom The Olympian

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