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Graphic designer Shaun Vincent s projects tell story of spirit and significance

The first thing to know about Shaun Vincent is that he’s a hands-on kind of guy..

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Discover the visionary creativity of First Nations artists in the new TVO Original podcast The Art of Sovereignty

Discover the visionary creativity of First Nations artists in the new TVO Original podcast The Art of Sovereignty
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High waters remain way of life for descendants of Peguis families

More than 50 years ago, renowned Anishinaabe artist Daphne Odjig presented a huge mural entitled The.

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Anishinaabe artist looks to honour his grandmothers, women he never met, with latest project

Artist Mike Alexander, from Swan Lake First Nation, is currently working on a piece for travelling exhibition 'Honouring our Grandmothers,' which sees him paint a bentwood box crafted by Stó:lō and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) master carver Peter Wayne Gong.

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4 books that Canada Reads author Clayton Thomas-Müller loved reading

Forest ecologist and bestselling author Suzanne Simard is defending Life in the City of Dirty Water on Canada Reads 2022. The great book debates take place on March 28-31.

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