"Each novel is its own journey and until I realized that, I kept trying to replicate my last experience and failing. I always worry my muse has deserted me, but he always come back with a bouquet of surprises. "
Featured Artist // Eden Robinson
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Emma Hassencahl-Perley // Featured Artist
I want people to know that East Coast Indigenous artists are waking up – our visual and cultural identities are becoming stronger than ever.
Kim Smith, Indigenous Goddess Gang // Featured Artist
This work has to be done collectively. One person could not do it all. That collective mentally is deeply embedded in indigenous teachings as is upholding our sacred responsibility from our ancestors.
Shy Natives // Featured Artists
We like the idea of shyness and lingerie, and how these words conflict. We strive to make beautiful images and stray way from sexual depictions. Shy and Natives came together and felt right for us.
Chief Lady Bird // Featured Artist
Arguments about blood quantum, language proficiency and “authentic Indian experiences” aside, all I can say is, I am. No matter where my feet are, or what is above me, I AM.”
Nicole Lapierre – Featured Artist
The fire inside me has been ignited, and it has made me a better photographer by opening my mind, and following my heart in order to create images that feel authentic and project impactful emotion.
Kitchen Table Talks
Jessica Wood interviews Christine Welsh about the importance of mentorship in her career and her plans after retirement from UVic.
Savanna Todd – Featured Artist
Although it's never grown as more than a hobby, I still take classes and feel compelled to keep using it as a tool to explore composition and my own personal interests.
Carla Lewis – Featured Artist
Carla and I go wayyyyy back, okay not that way back but at least eight years back in time. A mutual friend of ours had brought Carla to a prenatal yoga class that I was teaching in Victoria, BC. We were both pregnant with our first babies and due around the same time too. I… Continue reading Carla Lewis – Featured Artist
Aura: The Healing Journey – Featured Artist
This work is extremely process oriented for me. The repetitive, hands on process reminds me to slow down, listen and respond. I often don’t have a plan, I trust the flow of each line and before I know it, my image is done. The silence and stillness are my teachers.
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