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Radical Stitch

Radical Stitch

Featured Image: Teri Greeves, NDN Art (2008) Radical Stitch is an extraordinary survey exhibition of hundreds of thousands stitched beads, containing billions of seed beads in the 101 pieces of Indigenous artwork. In fact, it spans 101 beadworks by 44 First Nations, Inuit and Metis artists from across C...
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REDress: Art, Action, and the Power of Presence

REDress: Art, Action, and the Power of Presence

Edited by Jaime Black-Morsette. Highwater Press (2025). Fifteen years after the beginning of the REDress Project, visionary Red River Métis activist and artist Jaime Black-Morsette brings together memories, stories, and art in the anthology REDress: Art, Action, and the Power of Presence (Highwater Pres...
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THE DEATH TOUR DOCUMENTARY REVIEW

THE DEATH TOUR DOCUMENTARY REVIEW

A winter chill grips Cross Lake First Nation, a remote Indigenous community north of Winnipeg. As snow blankets the landscape, children gather in a nearby building, bundled in winter coats, their cheers filling the air. They are watching two female wrestlers battle it out in a vibrant blue ring – profes...
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Rewriting the History of Ktaqmkuk 'Newfoundland'

Rewriting the History of Ktaqmkuk ‘Newfoundland’

Featured Image: Partial view of Another Dream, a multi-media installation featuring Herd by Douglas Walbourne-Gough and Returning by Deantha Edmunds. Visual design and creation by Erienne Rennick. Photo credit: Jane Walker Indigenous artists and writers are leading a cultural revival and gaining momentu...
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POETRY by Avis Blackbird

POETRY by Avis Blackbird

Image Credit: Protected Spectrum (painting) Artist: Avis Blackbird Birds Flutter When the snow coats the branches and ground They think the hidden birds are leaves Until the flicker of the wind reveals the concealed convocation Gatherings and pow wows we rally Raising resilience Hibernating until the wo...
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Singing Back the Buffalo

Singing Back the Buffalo

All photos by George Hupka When award winning Cree filmmaker Tasha Hubbard, from Peepeekisis First Nation in Treaty Four Territory was younger, she was taken to visit a buffalo ribstone outside of Regina, where she saw boulder petroglyphs that have existed for thousands of years. It was an experience th...
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Paul Seesequasis'

Paul Seesequasis’ “People of the Watershed”

All Photos courtesy of Figure 1 Publishing Canada’s largest ocean watershed begins in the Hudson Bay region. Its pulsing waterways are like veins stretching across Ontario and beyond, intersecting and gathering strength as they flow through dense forests and wetlands. The water moves through populated u...
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