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Beaverbrook Art Gallery exhibit dedicated to fierceness of Indigenous women

Newly appointed curator of Indigenous Art at Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Emma Hassencahl-Perley is Wolastoqiyik from Neqotkuk First Nation in New Brunswick. She's curated a new exhibition featuring the work of renowned Indigenous artists.

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Larissa Kitchemonia selected as Indigenous Artist in Residence

The City of Regina is pleased to announce that Larissa Kitchemonia, a local Anishnaabe-Saulteaux woman from The Key First Nation, has been selected as the City’s second Indigenous Artist in Residence.

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Larissa Kitchemonia selected as Indigenous Artist in Residence

Larissa Kitchemonia selected as Indigenous Artist in Residence
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Larissa Kitchemonia selected as Indigenous Artist in Residence

New yorkUnited statesLarissa kitchemoniaFirst nations university of canadaUniversity of reginaPostmedia network incNew indigenous artistIndigenous artistRegina leader postNew york timesKey first nationPostmedia networkStreet eastIndigenous fine artsFirst nations universityInterdisciplinary fine arts

Anishnaabe-Saulteaux woman is Regina s second Indigenous artist in residence

An Anishnaabe-Saulteaux artist who's studying at the University of Regina has become the city's second Indigen.

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