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Teaching new hands old tricks through the Artisan Series 0
- Arts and Culture
- April 18, 2018
SIX NATIONS — The second instalment of the Continuing Education Artisan Series at Six Nations Polytechnic began on Saturday, April 14, showcasing two classes for eager participants; one for ribbon skirts and the other for raised beadwork strawberry medallions. The series will be continuing until June and is a collection of non-accredited workshops focused on
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Clint Eastwood told ‘Indian Horse’ director: ‘People need to see this movie’0
- Arts and Culture, Entertainment
- April 18, 2018
TORONTO — When Canadian director Stephen S. Campanelli showed his new film “Indian Horse” to his mentor, Clint Eastwood, the four-time Oscar winner was in disbelief. In theatres Friday, the drama is based on late Canadian author Richard Wagamese’s acclaimed novel, about an Ojibwe residential school survivor who faces racism and systemic barriers as he
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Live theatre and new installations this spring for Woodland Cultural Centre 0
- Arts and Culture
- April 18, 2018
SIX NATIONS — As several exhibits will be closing in May, the Woodland Cultural Centre (WCC) has released a calendar with a few notable items for next month and the following month of June for indigenous theatre and art junkies. 1. Salmon Girl, a music infused theatre, dance and puppetry performance will be reaching the
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International clothing company exhibits Santa Fe based art 0

SANTA FE, NM — An international clothing company based in San Francisco is introducing a spring fashion line that exhibits Native American-inspired art and designs, including a collaboration with the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture and work by Santa Fe-based artist Gregory Lomayesva, who is of Hopi and Hispanic heritage. The company, Tea

Haudenosaunee marriage: the union of families 0

For westerners, the concept of marriage is defined as “the process in which two people make their relationship public, official, and permanent. It is the joining of two people in a bond that punitively lasts until death but in practices is increasingly cut short by divorce.” And this is performed before their families, friends, colleagues

Haudenosaunee Arts Festival set for summer 0

BRANTFORD — The best in Haudenosaunee art, music and culture will be the focus of a brand new arts festival set to hit the Woodland Cultural Centre this June. The Onkwehón:we (The Original People’s) Festival will showcase the best artistic works, both contemporary and traditional June 15-17, 2018. According to a statement from the WCC,

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