Strathcona County Gallery@501 is honored to present “The Healing Language of Alex Janvier” by world-renowned Denesuline artist, Alex Janvier, from Cold Lake First Nations, Treaty 6 Territory. https://t.co/q6rLiCkwR9 #strathco#shpk 1/3
The #Oilers are disappointed in these disgusting, cowardly & racist remarks.
While we have witnessed progress in the area of equality & inclusion, this reprehensible behaviour demonstrates we still have significant work to do.
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"I'm here to stand up to this behaviour... I'm proud of where I come from. I'm proud to be from Ochapowace First Nation. I'm not just doing this for myself. I'm doing this for all people of colour & for the next generation."
Ethan Bear's statement in response to racist comments.
On #RedDressDay, we honour and remember Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirited people who are missing and whose lives were taken too soon. Their lives are sacred. Their works within and beyond our walls are sacred. Without them, the Gallery wouldn’t be what it is today. #MMIWG
Alex Janvier's colourful new art for the Alberta legislature was unveiled Monday with an "honour song" featuring traditional Indigenous drummers, a prayer and smudging.
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