David Garneau’s (Métis) practice includes painting, curation, and critical writing. His artistic, curatorial, and critical work often concerns Indigenous contemporary identities, and Métis culture. Garneau has recently given keynote talks and co-curated exhibitions in Australia, New Zealand, the United States, and Canada. His art works are in numerous public and private collections.
by Dr. Michelle McGeough “Sometimes my camera is a witness; sometimes my camera is a mirror.”i ...
Simon Ash-Moccasin is a proud Nehiyawak (Cree person) from Saulteaux First Nation and an actor, playwright, storyteller, activist, and...
Little Bird is a beautiful short film about grief. The story follows Jonah, a son struggling to deal with...
Bawaadan Collective was formalized in the Spring of 2019, we worked co-operatively together to create the short film Midland Motel...
“Get to Know” is a series that profiles Indigenous artists engaged in Harbour projects. Collective member Vanda Fleury connected...
BIG small talk is a chance to introduce the Harbour Collective members that work behind the scenes. Sasha Kucas...
Billy Parrell (she/her) is an interdisciplinary artist passionate about community-engaged art. She teaches art workshops to youth. Her work...
Tianna Delorme (She/Her) is nêhiyaw from Cowessess First Nation. Tianna is in her 4th year at University of Regina...
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