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Indian and Metis Friendship Centre
Artist Lita Fontaine describes the artwork that once was housed by the Indian and Metis Friendship Centre on Dufferin Ave. [...]
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Wahsa Gallery
Your Content Goes Here Artist Lita Fontaine describes her encounters with artist Daphne Odjig through Wahsa Gallery on Donald St. [...]
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Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal Art (Albert St.)
Your Content Goes Here Artist Lita Fontaine describes the origins of the gallery name. Artist and Founding Director Louis Ogemah describes the origins of Urban Shaman, beginning with the first f [...]
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Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal Art (McDermott Avenue)
Your Content Goes Here Louis Ogemah describes his vision for the Urban Shaman Gallery of the future, as depicted in his painting from 1996. [...]
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University of Winnipeg
Your Content Goes Here Leah Fontaine describes her experiences at the University of Winnipeg which led to her work in theatre. [...]
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University of Manitoba
Your Content Goes Here Artist Lita Fontaine describes her experiences as a student of Fine Art at the University of Manitoba. Artist Louis Ogemah describes his experiences as a student of Fi [...]
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Indigenous Women’s Healing Centre
Your Content Goes Here Artist Lita Fontaine describes the events that led to her being invited to create a floor mural for the Indigenous Women's Healing Centre. She also recalls another original m [...]
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Awasikan Theatre
Your Content Goes Here Artist Leah Fontaine describes her work with Awasikan Theatre, formerly located at the North West corner of Higgins and Main St, from around 1990/1991. [...]
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