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Bringing stone to life, with Solomon King 0
- Arts and Culture, Entertainment
- October 17, 2018
Sculptor, Mason and Stone Artisan Solomon King was commissioned to create the turtle sculpture that will be placed at the centre of the indigenous healing garden outside of Toronto City Hall. The turtle represents the land and clans of many bloodlines of indigenous people. Used for the basis of the sculpture, the depicted turtle climbing
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A haunting we will go 0
- Arts and Culture, Entertainment
- September 26, 2018
As the month of October steadily approaches and the plethora of Halloween decorations pile up in department stores across the country, this article has been compiled to offer seasonal options for those that want to enjoy the fun from the comfort of their homes and those that want to get out and touch the festivities.
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“What they gave us” to be at AGO, Inuit artist duo to showcase their art work at the Art Gallery of Ontario 0
- Arts and Culture, Entertainment
- July 18, 2018
TORONTO — In accordance with Indigenous History Month in Toronto, the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) will be showcasing the work of Inuit artists Kenojuak Ashevak and her nephew Timotee (Tim) Pitsiulak from June 16 to August 12, with the public showing taking place on July 13. The title of the collection is Tunirrusiangit, meaning
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SIX NATIONS — While braving the heat for this past weekend, the very first Homestyle Pickin’ Bluegrass Jam commenced on Second Line featuring bluegrass bands and jamming musicians for a two-day event. Over 200 bluegrass, country and gospel fans came in throughout the weekend to appreciate the sound of music outdoors. Bits of Bluegrass, The

we Festival hosts Two Indians 0

SIX NATIONS — As part of the Onkwehon:we Festival hosted by the Woodland Cultural Centre, the Gathering Place opened its doors to those interested in viewing the work of Playwright Falen Johnson in her play Two Indians. The work tells the story of the reunion of Roe and Win, two cousins of Mohawk descent that

Smoke Dance at the Onkwehon:we Festival 0

BRANTFORD — As part of the Onkwehon:we Festival, a Smoke Dance Competition was held on the grounds of the Woodland Cultural Centre on Sunday, June 17. Emceed by Adrian Harjo and Convened by Reese Hill, categories from tiny tots, juniors, teens and adults graced the circle with their full traditional regalia to dance to songs