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SUMMARY:what they hold within - Dana Prieto and Katheryn Wabegijig
DESCRIPTION:what they hold within\nDana Prieto and Katheryn Wabegijig\nThis exhibition explores the intricate connections between extractive economies and cultural resilience through a material\, affective\, spiritual and conceptual study of vessels.\nAnishinaabe artist Katheryn Wabegijig and Argentine artist Dana Prieto’s collaboration is rooted in a deep concern for learning\, discussing and enacting sustainable and radical forms of care for the land and water among responsible Indigenous and non-Indigenous relationships.  \nConceived during a time of shared isolation and bewilderment\, this site-specific and process-based project poetically mobilizes clay and copper in the creation of new works that hold space for contemplating the pounding legacies of our shared material histories. \nABOUT THE ARTISTS  \nDana Prieto is an Argentine artist and educator based in Toronto. Dana’s site-responsive art practice manifests in sculpture\, installation\, performance\, writing and collaborations. Her work examines our intimate and collective entanglements with colonial institutions and power structures\, calling for a careful attention to our ways of relating\, thinking\, making and consuming in the Anthropocene. \nKatheryn Wabegijig is an Ojibway/Odawa multi-disciplinary artist belonging to Garden River First Nation with ancestry in Wikwemikong and Atikameksheng Anishnawbek. Anishinaabe traditional knowledge\, family dodems/clan animals and culturally significant design have informed her multidisciplinary art practice furthering her on her path to personal Decolonization and Re-Indigenization. \n\nPROGRAMS \nDrumming Workshop | October 1st | with students from SHAE \nwhat they hold within: A Storytelling Event |  October 29\nHosted and curated by Katheryn Wabegijig\, with poets Janet Rogers and John Isaiah Edward Hill. This event is open to the public and will be online. More information closer to the date\, on our website. \nA Lake\, A Dish\, A Hold: Vessel Building Workshop & Local Clay Exploration | November 21\nLed by Dana Prieto and Paola Gomez for women and children of Inasmuch House\, a women’s residence.  \n\nWAHC wishes to acknowledge the Ontario Arts Council\, the City of Hamilton\, the Province of Ontario\, CUPE\, CBTU and the Canada Council for the Arts for their support of our exhibitions\, and ancillary programs. \nWAHC acknowledges that we are located on the traditional territories of the Huron-Wendat and Neutrals\, and later\, the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe\, as governed by the Dish With One Spoon Wampum Covenant. \nFor more information\, contact Sonali Menezes\, Program and Exhibitions Specialist\, at (905) 522-3003 ex. 29 or sonali@wahc-museum.ca
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