The Land Holds Us

"The Land Holds Us" exhibition celebrates Indigenous student artists at AUArts. "Truth and Reconciliation" in an exhibition by Colouring it Forward featuring Indigenous artists from across Canada.

"The Land Holds Us" exhibition is a celebration of Indigenous student artists at Alberta University of the Arts and the launch of a student gallery in the Lodgepole Center. First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students are participating in the exhibit from all disciplines and years.

Curated by students Stephanie One Spot, AJ Kluck and Morgan Black, "The Land Holds Us" is on display in the Main Mall and in the Lodgepole Center on campus.

Participating students include:

Richelle Steward, Brendan Djentle Bear Hamilton, Danielle Kehler, Brace Grandjambe, Morgan Black, Taylor Moody, Em Forbes, Hollis Parrott, Jillian Dolan, Kirsten Waugh, Stephanie One Spot, Edwin McGowan, Maria One Spot, Elysha Rea, Jordan F, Jessica Frizzell, Phoebe Riel, Letecia Ochoa, Kayla Ruzic, Quenton Whitecalf, Nahanni Francesca, May Kineyetums, AJ Kluck.

Photo: "The Bread Basket" by Student Edwin McGowan

"Truth and Reconciliation"

"Truth and Reconciliation" in an exhibition by Colouring it Forward featuring art and the bios of Indigenous artists across Canada in collaboration with "The Land Holds Us".

These exhibitions compliment each other and are on display until March 29.

Artist: Shelley Rose May