Join us for a curatorial talk with Jennifer Smith on Friday, September 12 at 12pm in the Aboriginal Gathering Place. Jennifer Smith is a Red River Métis curator, writer and […]
By Rumnique Nannar (Originally posted on ECU News) The Aboriginal Gathering Place staff members attended a once-in-a-lifetime workshop in Norway for five days of practical learning and cultural exchange. Some
Dana Claxton is a critically acclaimed artist who works with film, video, photography, single/ multi-channel video installation, and performance art. Her practice investigates indigenous beauty, the body, the socio-political and
In late April, the ECU community celebrated carver and artist Xwalacktun’s efforts after completing the university’s first of three House Posts to honour Vancouver’s Host Nations. As Xwalacktun’s brother Chief
In recognition of National Indigenous History Month, the AGP is hosting the Indigenous Summer Market on Friday, June 6 and Saturday, June 7. There will be 33 Indigenous vendors including
Join us in celebrating our newest Indigenous graduates by attending the opening of the Indigenous Grad Show, Gathering on Indian Time, on May 3rd from 5pm-8pm at 1129 East Hastings
Please join the Aboriginal Gathering Place for a House Post installation celebration! Thursday, April 17 at 5pm Atrium outside the Reliance Theatre Reception in the Aboriginal Gathering Place to follow.
Shifting Forms is a FREE three day symposium foregrounding the perspectives of Indigenous storytellers working in Animation, Interactive and Media-based art forms. Hosted by Spotted Fawn Productions and Basically Good
The artist and ECU student is working with the First Nation to spotlight its history as it prepares to reopen its museum. Visual Arts student Ella White is part of
We are excited to host a screening of Tasha Hubbard’s film, Singing Back the Buffalo, with special guest, Glenda Abbott, from the International Buffalo Relations Institute. Friday, April 4 at
