Hexsa’a̱m: To Be Here Always defines a nation through a sea of voicesDzawada̱ʼenux̱w First Nation launched a BC Supreme Court case to extend Aboriginal Title to the ocean and a artists gathered to address threats to unceded water. Jan 29 19January 29, 2019Article at Ubyssey
Dana Claxton’s Fringing the Cube challenges viewers' understanding of Indigenous artFringing the Cube at the Vancouver Art Gallery is a collection that is more about thinking than seeing. This collection represents almost thirty years of Claxton's work. Jan 08 19January 08, 2019Article at Ubyssey
Museum of Anthropology receives precious $1.1 million Northwest Coast art pieces from late Calgary philanthropistThe 104 pieces donated are metalworks, carved masks, weavings, and totem poles from Bill Reid and Henry Hunt. The total value of the collection is $1.1 million. Jul 30 18July 30, 2018Article at Ubyssey
UNCEDED: Voices of the Land works to define Indigenous architecture at the Venice BiennaleUNCEDED: Voices of the Land is an audio-led, projected display of four symbolic territories: sovereignty, resilience, colonization and indigeneity. Jun 28 18June 28, 2018Article at Ubyssey
