aohkii/water is Faye HeavyShield’s piece for Yoko Ono’s Water Event. Contemporary Calgary - Yoko Ono: Growing Freedom
Blaine Campbell When Kainai artist Faye HeavyShield was invited to collaborate with activist/artist Yoko Ono in a new Water Event, the Growing Freedom exhibition, HeavyShield’s first inspiration for an art piece was her oldest granddaughter. Her family and the physical world around her are integral to HeavyShield’s process when creating her art. “I wasn’t going to be able to keep it and put it in another show, so I shelved that,” she said Dec. 3 in an evening virtual presentation hosted by Contemporary Calgary, an art gallery in the southern Alberta city.
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flooding rain out of this. and probably the worst of that is going to be up across areas of the carolinas. this is going to be there by thursday night into friday so we have a couple more days to get through this and by friday night to saturday finally this one will be gone. this has been a long one and folks in the bahamas martha: as you say my heart just breaks for these people. you look at the just complete devastation. houses just blown apart all across the middle of this island so, yes, we are thankful that this didn t happen in florida, of course. but it did happen somewhere and it happened in the bahamas. i m about to talk to a member of our coast guard who is working with the british navy to try to, you know, send some help there. but, you know, when you look out at what s going to happen along our coast, rick, is it going to be just a water event? or is there a possibility for damage in this as you see it? rick: for sure there is a possibility of damage. it will be a wat
so you have got that on top of that. griff: that s right. we are about four hours away from a higher tide. this water is going to get much higher, steve, you are right. are when you go from here all the way up 200 to 300 miles to jacksonville, south carolina and north carolina with matthew a king tide with a storm like this is going to create a water event that no one wants. and officials here, eric gill, talking about saying, listen, if it gets to be worse than it is now, and we fully expect it could, getting to people who are possibly in danger, that is going to be a big challenge. interestingly enough, i talked to the people in the emergency operations center about an hour ago, i said what s the number one call you are getting, what are people talking to you about, they say we are getting phone calls from people asking what the hurricane is doing because they have held off calling so far. they have been patient. but now they want to know what the heck is going on? can they come out.