up by the Wet'suwet'en nation to block pipelines from crossing their territory.

Last January, the RCMP arrested 14 people in B.C. after raiding a fortified checkpoint set up by Wet'suwet'en nation members against the Coastal GasLink natural gas pipeline.

Monaghan said the Sitka list was designed to be available for front-line officers dealing with Indigenous rights protest. He said the criteria the RCMP used to place people on the list may over-dramatize the actual threat an activist poses.

"Their evaluation of volatility or disruptive has to do with what they call background, motivation and rhetoric and the networks you have, associations and mobility, things protected by the Charter," Monaghan said.

"Things we do — talk to people, meet with people, or engage in digital communication with people — all that stuff isher genetic make-up; so she
spins constantly. She spins in hidden places; but one day a human strolls
through nature at dawn when the sun is rising and there is dew on the ground
and on the spider’s web, and that human is dazzled by the beauty of the spider's
work, so intricate and finely crafted, now exhibited in the open for all to
see. Is that craft or art?

Others maintain that craft has
lost its meaning because technology is doing the process work. However art
maintains its status because there are institutions and structures in place to
continue the meaning of art.

Textile Center Pat O’Connor
Library has several books devoted to this subject. The Bauhaus began before
World War I and was terminated by the Nazis in 1933. Many of the Bauhaus
survivors came to America and started