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A Path to the Tipi between Stars and Time / artist Tipi Joe

A Path to the Tipi between Stars and Time / artist Tipi Joe
Date: Friday, April 1, 2022 GMT-0500 - Saturday, May 21, 2022 GMT-0500
Time: 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location: Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal Art Gallery
Address: 203-290 McDermot Ave
City/Province: Winnipeg, MB

Artist: Tipi Joe

Title: A Path to the Tipi between Stars and Time

Dates: April 1 to May 21, 2022

Opening Reception: April 1 at 7pm -10pm (masks required)

Location: Main and Media Galleries, and online Virtual Gallery

Please visit www.urbanshaman.org to access the online virtual gallery or to read this writing in an Indigenous language.  #MbIndigenousLanguages

Biography

Joe Lanceley or “Tipi Joe” is the owner of Tipi Joe Creations and the director of the non-profit group Red Willow Tipi.  A member of Mistawasis First Nation he grew up in Brandon, Manitoba where he pursued his business education at Brandon University before eventually settling in Winnipeg.  An entrepreneur from an early age, with a diverse work history he has owned several businesses along his way.  Today Tipi Joe is well known as a multi-media artist, business owner and educator.  Always creating and learning new things, Tipi Joe Creations has become a new Aboriginal business model for innovation and product design.

Artist Statement

Recently, I have retraced my steps and journey across the great plains, travelling from Winnipeg, Manitoba (birthplace of the Metis Nation, Treaty One Territory, and home to the Anishnaabe, Cree, Dene, and Lakota peoples) to the Sonoran Desert in New Mexico, USA. Seventeen years has passed and my current life seems so different from that path so long ago. In that time, I have had many experiences and when teaching about cycles, I should know as well as any, that everything moves in a circle.  This exhibition is cumulative expression of my journey. A path guided by the stars, across the great plains to the land of the condor and Venado Azul (Talum, Mexico); I have been following the traditional path of the Eagle and the Condor. I navigate the urban Indigenous experience by combining traditional techniques with modern practices. My Indigenous worldview can be understood through the movement of light through the tipi – the daily, monthly, and yearly cycles and is an exploration of our traditional star knowledge in its use for storytelling, navigation, and food security. This project is a personal journey through grief, loss, growth, and rebirth; guided by my elders, my ancestors, and my family. This is my story of how I discovered my path and my place in the circle.

Joe Lancely – Joseph Vermette – Tipi Joe

http://www.tipijoe.com/en/home

Special Thanks to University of Manitoba: School of Art for contributing to this show.

Urban Shaman: Contemporary Aboriginal Art Gallery acknowledges the support, throughout the year, of our friends, volunteers, community and all our relations, NCI FM, Wawanesa Insurance, Winnipeg Foundation, Manitoba Heritage, the Winnipeg Arts Council, the Manitoba Arts Council, and the Canada Council for the Arts. ~Miigwetch/ Hai Hai/ Ekosi / Merci/ Thank you

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MUSKRAT Magazine is an on-line Indigenous arts, culture, and living magazine that honours the connection between humans and our traditional ecological knowledge by exhibiting original works and critical commentary.

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