Billy Parrell (she/her) is an interdisciplinary artist passionate about community-engaged art. She teaches art workshops to youth. Her work tells stories about belonging and is concerned with themes of movement and space. As an exercise in privacy and performance, she sometimes publishes work under the artist name motif. This honours the great motifs of her Métis heritage. By empowering themselves to live creatively they hope to inspire others to dream big.
Esperanza Sanchez Espitia is a Colombo Canadian photojournalist, a base lenses artist, and a women storyteller filmmaker. Esperanza has...
Mark Dieter is a Canadian First Nations playwright, actor, and director with 19 written stage plays to date, 11...
BIG Small Talk with Collective Co-Conspirator: Howard Adler by Sasha Kucas BIG small talk is a chance to introduce...
Vanda Fleury is a Métis woman from the prairies of western Manitoba and her ancestral homelands extend from Red River throughout...
If you know anything about the Tiny House Warriors, you might think of their fight to stop the Trans...
Carol Geddes: Haat kanadaayí géide kei nañúýi “What appeals to me about filmmaking is that I am drawn to...
“It’s not worth the paper it’s written on and it’s time to kill it.” Powerful words from performance artist...
“Get to Know” is a series that profiles Indigenous artists engaged in Harbour projects. Collective member Vanda Fleury connected...
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