The video work explores systems of exchange, memory, and the resurgence of indigenous culture through Indigenous futurism, mixing Indigenous traditions and futuristic aesthetics. This coming Saturday, November 27 from 6 – 10 pm L’Imagier Art Centre will be hosting the ...
Our local arts venues have made the shift to in-person programming again and for the next two weekends, Indigenous artists feature prominently. Starting this Friday, Ottawa-based Anishinaabe artist (Odawa) Barry Ace will have his first solo show at Central Art Garage (CAG) ...
The internet is helping to improve the quality of life in Inuit Nunangat. It connects individuals across northern communities as well as those in the South and is increasingly helpful to the growth of local businesses and entrepreneurship. This is partially achieved through ...
It was great to see Inuit Art Quarterly’s (IAQ) Editor Britt Gallpen this weekend at the Northern Lights trade show. Held every two years in Ottawa the show gathers a mix of cultural provocateurs and corporate investors. At IAQ’s booth I picked up the Winter 2018 Edition of ...
A exhibition on the Eskimo Identification Tag system the Government of Canada employed in the North for Inuit people. WHEN: June 28 to January 14, 2018 WHERE: Art Gallery of Hamilton, 123 King Street West, Hamilton, Ontario, L8P 4S8 FROM ART GALLERY OF HAMILTON WEBSITE: ...
Urban Inuk photographer Barry Pottle is now live at www.barrypottle.com! I have been working with Barry that last couple of months to get his web presence all slick and styling. Take a look! I love it and Barry’s work looks fantastic!
10 Ottawa-based Indigenous artists respond to Canada 150 as part of the National Arts Centre’s Canada Scene. WHEN: Saturday, June 17, 2017 4 – 10 pm WHERE: Central Art Garage, 66 B LeBreton St. N (rear garage), Ottawa, ON, K1R 7H4 4 pm Panel Discussion (Barry Ace, Howard ...