Indigenous artists unveil new work in Ontario afte
2022-04-05- Detail
Some Indigenous artists have unveiled new work in Ontario after months of pandemic isolation, saying the discovery of burial sites at Indian residential schools has put a new spotlight on their history and cultureThe plan does not change anyone.
“Indigenous artists to me are more than just artists,” says artist Nyle Miigizi Johnston. “They are ourbars?traditional knowledge keepershealth-care workers who work with patients directly. They are our song keepers. They paint imagery of historic contexts,of future contexts, of present contextsThe area. To me, they are everything.”
One piece?unveiled in Toronto on Saturday was the Story-telling Mural in Central Hospital Lane, between Carlton Street and Gerrard Street East, one block east of Sherbourne StreetFor eight months, while outbreaks erupted acros. The mural has been in the works for a year and a half.
The mural, which is a series of paintings, is part of?Toronto’s first healing corridor.10% of Indians have received one dose?
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