Inuk artist Barry Best carves wood from the Village’s fallen trees into beautiful spoons and talks about his upcoming installation at The Village, Spirit Wind, a reflection on the shared similarities among all living things. Barry Best is a Toronto based Indigenous artist who has crafted elegant and engaging pieces for over a decade. Between […]
Mohawk Melungeon artist Rhonda Lucy makes a return to guide participants in crafting clay pinch pots and engage in discussions about her captivating art installation, “Spirit Figures.” Immerse yourself in the intricate histories and narratives surrounding this art form, uncovering their functions across different eras. Rhonda Lucy (Sun Raven Arts) is a filmmaker, producer, director, […]
As we approach the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, Métis textile artist Tracey-Mae Chambers adorns the School House with yarn flowers, offering a poignant commentary on decolonization. Her work centers on reclaiming spaces where Indigenous peoples have been historically displaced. Tracey-Mae Chambers is a Métis installation artist and sculptor, and a member of the Métis […]
Honouring Treaties Recognition Week, Inuk artist Barry Best carves wood from The Village’s fallen trees into beautiful spoons and talks about his new installation, Spirit Wind, which depicts the transformations between humans and animals. Participation is included with admission to the Village.