Azka Ahmed is a South Asian multidisciplinary artist and first-generation immigrant on Treaty 1 territory. Their practice explores concepts of healing, identity and diaspora, and they are currently focusing on creating evocative spoken word poems and lens-based artwork.
Tristin Greyeyes is Nehiyaw and Anishinaabe from Muskeg Lake Cree Nation. A lifelong learner, Tristin holds a certificate in...
Carol Geddes: Haat kanadaayí géide kei nañúýi “What appeals to me about filmmaking is that I am drawn to...
Troy Isnana is based in Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation, and is a former film student of the University of...
If you know anything about the Tiny House Warriors, you might think of their fight to stop the Trans...
Jesse Green (Anishinaabe) calls Winnipeg home, with family roots in Kekekoziibii/Shoal Lake #40 First Nation and Sioux Valley Manitoba. He...
“Get to Know” is a series that profiles Indigenous artists engaged in Harbour projects. Collective member Vanda Fleury connected...
Simon Ash-Moccasin is a proud Nehiyawak (Cree person) from Saulteaux First Nation and an actor, playwright, storyteller, activist, and...
Howard Adler is the co-founder/director/programmer for the Asinabka Festival, an annual Indigenous film and media arts festival in Ottawa....
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