Rémi Belliveau's artistic approach is rooted in an Acadian culture, caught between an identity-based past and a current social commitment. Stories and customs coexist with social struggles, language and… See more
Renée Condo's work results from the reflection and application of a Mi'gmaq worldview, with a particular interest in the concept of Pema, which can be understood as energy in motion, also considered as… See more
Kuh Del Rosario works with rubble accumulated from life, instigating dialogues of alchemic processes and tensions of weathering and decay. Attuning with things left behind, easily discarded, and the spirit… See more
Working primarily in sculpture, Maggy Hamel-Metsos’ practice is a negotiation between the singular - the personal and the common - the cultural. The artist is interested in the mechanisms of reduction,… See more
Contemporary questions of representation, cultural production, popular culture and narrative construction are central to Walter Scott's practice. Through auto-biographical elements, Walter’s work navigates… See more
Working mainly with archives from the post-colonial period, from 1950 to the present day, Michaëlle Sergile uses weaving to understand and rewrite the history of blackcommunities, and more specifically… See more
Through a practice rooted in sculpture and drawing, Shanie Tomassini explores the renewable and cyclical experience of objects, places and ideas. Evoking sustainability, craft and ecofeminism, she reflects… See more
Through acts of unearthing, reconstruction and world-building, Ayam Yaldo's practice extracts from historical and personal memories in relation to her Mesopotamian heritage. Through her artistic practice,… See more