Arts
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‘Surreal’: Cree composer’s song featured in new season of ‘Stranger Things’
The track ‘May 25’ by amiskwacîwâskahikan-based musician Matthew Cardinal is played in episode one of the popular series
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‘The border crossed us’: Art exhibition explores the human costs of the 49th parallel
New gallery show confronts how the ‘Canada-U.S.’ boundary broke apart Indigenous territories
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Short film showcases the inspiring story of Dana Tiger — and a family design legacy
Muscogee artist’s life, work, and fashion business are the subject of Loren Waters’ Sundance-acclaimed documentary ‘Tiger’
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Ocean’s ebb and flow becomes ‘grounding force’ behind new exhibition
Vancouver Art Gallery’s ‘We who have known tides’ brings together nearly 40 pieces that reflect how Indigenous people have been shaped by their coastal territories
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‘Our lives are documented in the art’: Snuneymuxw design house weaves love and loss into new collection
Ay Lelum debuted its latest ‘Bright Stars’ collection in Paris on Oct. 2, with designs that record family history through clothing
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‘NDN Giver’ exhibition showcases the art — and responsibility — of potlatching
From mugs to prints, masks and blankets, a new Bill Reid Gallery display celebrates the ancient Northwest Coast gift-giving tradition
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Book remembers ‘fighting spirit’ of Gino Odjick, hockey’s ‘Algonquin Assassin’
Biography of late Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg left winger explores Odjick’s legacy as enforcer in the rink — and Youth role model off the ice
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Animated short ‘Pow!’ tells the story of Indigenous Youth learning to appreciate culture
The film by Cowlitz writer and comedian Joey Clift, inspired by a true story at a powwow, is set to screen at VIFF on Oct. 12 before online release later this year
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Nuu-cha-nulth, settler artists depict history of Yuquot with bentwood box camera
Carver Sanford Williams (Ahtsik-sta Qwayachiik) and photographer Ron Smid spent seven years completing the collaborative piece
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New theatre experience in sw̓iw̓s brings syilx Animal People to life
The immersive film ‘Whispers of the Trickster’ will be on display indefinitely at the Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre