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BC commits $35M to continue revitalization of Indigenous languages, arts, culture – Chemainus Valley Courier
Jun. 14, 2022 First Peoples’ Cultural Council learning initiatives to be funded Autumn Cooper of the Stz’uminus First Nation has become fluent in her dying native language in just a year, thanks to support from the First Peoples’ Cultural Council (FPCC), which is receiving $34.75 million for cultural reclamation and revitalization. At the legislature Tuesday […]
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Mi’kmaw designer makes gown with birchbark bodice, hopes to motivate youth to learn about culture – CBC
Jun 14, 2022 Gown also features traditional Mi’kmaw designs After sitting in storage since 2019, a birchbark gown finally found the spotlight this past weekend at an Indigenous fashion show in New Brunswick. Sgoagani Wecenisqon designed the piece that features a birchbark bodice with Mi’kmaw designs sewn in. It also features lace floral details on […]
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Sobey Art Award announces Shortlist for Leading National Prize that has Championed Canadian Contemporary Visual Arts for 20 Years
The Sobey Art Foundation and the National Gallery of Canada announced today the five artists shortlisted for the 2022 Sobey Art Award. Globally recognized as one of the world’s most generous and prestigious prizes for contemporary visual artists, the Sobey Art Award is a catalyst for the careers and work of visual artists in Canada […]
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B.C. invests in First Nations language, arts, culture and heritage revitalization
June 14, 2022 VICTORIA – New provincial funding will support and strengthen the reclamation and revitalization of First Nations languages, arts, culture and heritage across B.C. “Together with our partners, we are taking action to reverse the disruption to Indigenous languages from the history of colonization. We want a province where Indigenous languages and cultures […]
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Edmonton’s Indigenous Artist-in-Residence prepares final showcase
June 14, 2022 Join the City of Edmonton’s Indigenous Artist-in-Residence Matthew Wood (a.k.a. Creeasian) for the final showcase of his 2021-22 residency, in partnership with the Edmonton Arts Council. Dates: Thursday, June 16 – Saturday, June 18 Time: Doors at 7 p.m., show at 7:30 p.m. Location: Westbury Theatre, ATB Financial Arts Barns Building, 10330 […]
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Alberta’s 2022 Lt. Governor Emerging Artists Named
June 13, 2022 The Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Arts Awards Foundation announces awards totaling $110,000 to the 11 recipients of its 2022 Emerging Artist Award. “When economic times are tough, our artists are particularly vulnerable” says Foundation Chair, Arlene Strom. “We are thrilled to invest $110,000 this year in advancing the careers of these outstanding […]
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Georgetown theatre presenting Indigenous film series – insauga
June 14, 2022 Halton Hills residents are invited to an Indigenous film series that will take place throughout the month of June at the John Elliott Theatre (JET) in Georgetown. The series will include screenings of Indigenous films including Run Woman Run, a comedy featuring a single mother named Beck, who learns how to honour […]
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Arbor gallery honours Indigenous history month with art by Nathalie Coutou – The Review Newspaper
Jun 13, 2022 As part of Indigenous History month, Arbor Gallery Cultural Centre in Vankleek Hill is presenting artwork and art clothing by Métis artist Nathalie Coutou. Owner of Wakefield gallery-boutique KHEWA (Khewa.com), Coutou drew her inspiration and love of the arts from French-European father and Mi’kmaq maternal lineage. In her early 20’s Coutou was […]
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Penticton Arts Council: Call for Artists for Indigenous Peoples Day Colouring Book
The Penticton & District Community Arts Council is seeking Indigenous artists of all ages to create images for a colouring book that will be distributed to the community during the Indigenous Peoples Day event on June 21st, 2022. Indigenous Peoples’ Day is a national holiday that celebrates, honors, and recognizes the history, heritage and diversity […]
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Fashion show in New Brunswick features Indigenous artists – APTN News
June 13, 2022 Over 200 Indigenous artists gathered at an art symposium in Fredericton, New Brunswick – and for the first time, a fashion show kicked off the event. Designer and coordinator Mariah Sockabasin says Indigenous designers need a space to be recognized. Read More: https://www.aptnnews.ca/videos/fashion-show-in-new-brunswick-features-indigenous-artists/
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