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I am located in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

EMAIL: leah.thelproject@gmail.com

TWITTER: @leahsnyder & @mixedbagmag
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NEWS

CLIENT WORK: Barry Ace’s “How can you expect me to reconcile, when I know the truth?” (2018)
CLIENT EXHIBITION: Featuring Rosalie Favell’s “Family Legacy” at the WAG for National Indigenous Peoples Day 2021
CLIENT FEATURE: Jeff Thomas in Art Canada Institute’s Father’s Day Digital Publication
CLIENT CONFERENCE: In Conversation with Jeff Thomas for “Indigenous Mobilities” Conference University of Kent UK
CLIENT PROJECT: Team Stimson Proposal Shortlisted for National Monument to Canada’s Mission in Afghanistan
PUBLICATION: Essays for Barry Ace’s Digital Catalogue with Heffel
ARTICLE: National Gallery of Canada feature on Michael Belmore’s “Lost Bridal Veil Falls”
EXHIBITION (RE!)OPENING: Àbadakone continues post Covid-19 lockdown at the National Gallery of Canada
EXHIBITION OPENING: Àbadakone Sneak Peak @NatGalleryCan Ottawa with International and Indigenous artists

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Three-year-old Madison took to her porch to dance in her jingle dress.

The member of Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation in Alberta wanted to cheer those feeling down about the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Here is my message regarding #Covid_19 and the recent cancellations of sporting and cultural events.

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ABOUT

Much of my design and curatorial work centres around art as social practice, arts advocacy and contemporary Indigenous art with a particular focus on digital archives, new media activism, national narratives in a digital era, and developing communities in cyberspace. At its foundation, the work is about constructing different kinds of architectures that provide alternative engagement and education spaces for artists and professionals working in the arts and design.

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