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Alanna Bluebird explores the life of Tsuut’ina hero Chief Bull Head through transformative art

“Art has always been a part of me – every part of us is art. Our minds create our realities every day. It inspires me to know everything...

Samson Reserve musician Brooklynn McWilliam-Fraser confronts colonialism of Calgary Stampede

“No! I’m not your Indian woman for display – I’m not for profit. I’m not an Indian Princess to use for show.” – Brooklynn...

Maya Green’s ode to Prince’s Island Park is a beautiful performance of movement and monologue

“...being on stage, fully present with an audience viewing what you’re creating and taking it all in – the authenticity of it is so...

Fire-broken rocks, bones, and quartzite flakes – Métis musician Deedra Salange Ladouceur

“When I think of animals, no matter what we have done to them, there is still trust Birds – when they look down at us, they see...

Yan Zhu is a Mohkínstsis-Based Artist Exploring the Resiliency of Chinese Settlers on Turtle Island

“I feel less empty – like I have a purpose when I step foot here. Whatever I pursue in the future, it will be with the intention to heal...

Ben Pipestem Is Teaching Our Way of Life Through Language, Connection, and Understanding

“I empty my cup before I approach somebody to learn.” – Ben Pipestem Benedict Pipestem, (Bush Cree), (Gumistiyi) of Tsuut’ina Nation, is...

Linda Kee Finds Her Identity Within the Rivers of Treaty 7 Territory

"We’re always fighting with the now – acceptance of the now. I hope the piece will bring peace and acceptance and people will say, ‘I’m...

Marshall Vielle Uses Theatre to Explore What It Means to Be Human

“We need to find ways to uplift our youth – to inspire them with knowledge. By instilling them with knowledge, we’re letting them know...