Making peace with Aboriginal history through art
Tunics of the Changing Tide, a painting by First Nations artist Marianne Nicolson, has transformed the Dzawada̱’enux̱w Nation’s history and story into artwork. Nicolson’s work will be …
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January 9 2017 Culture A spotlight on shadows
Mere Phantoms explores commonalities between three cities.| Photo courtesy of Mere Phantoms.Maya Ersan and Jaimie Robson, …
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December 5 2016 Community A treasure trove of stories – gifts from an elder generation
Left to right: Liza Wajong, president of Canada Indonesia Diaspora Society. Kilim Park, Oral History Project researcher. Kristi Jut, …
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December 5 2016 Community Japanese rice-pounding event rings in the New Year
The steamed rice is balled in a usu (mortar) and pounded. | Photo courtesy of Frank Kamiya
Together with many Japanese and …
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December 5 2016 Culture Disability takes to the stage
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December 5 2016 Art Travels to Italy: a visual display
Un moderno viaggiatore / The modern traveler by Danaca Ackerson.| Photo by Faroe Des Roches.“The curator was wanting to …
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