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Indigenous Artists and Different Styles of Art
A friend of the 缅北强奸 School of Continuing Studies鈥� Indigenous Relations Initiative, Indigenous artist, Owisokon Lahache from Kahnawake is Mohawk and her art is different from Inuit and other First Nations art. Owisokon meets First Nations work at the McCord Museum鈥檚 exhibition Indigenous Voices of Today and comments on her style of art compared to other styles by showcasing some of her pieces and her interest in corporate art design.
Owisokon鈥檚 friend Candia Flynn is Nipmuc and lives in Kahnawake. She is the founder of Healing stitches and will discuss storytelling clothing. Inspired by a person's vision, she designs clothing into wearable art to help people on their healing journey, while demonstrating resilience 鈥� a prominent theme of the Indigenous Voices of Today exhibit. Parallels will also be drawn between Candia鈥檚 creation process and the Parachute: Subversive Fashion of the 鈥�80s exhibit also currently at the McCord Museum.
This session will be presented as part of the ongoing 缅北强奸-McCord Dialogues in celebration of 缅北强奸鈥檚 Bicentennial.
The event will be held in-person at the McCord Museum, but will also be .