ICYMI: Smudge Bowl Workshop

Metis Kitchen Table Teachings is a virtual series dedicated to the transmission of Metis knowledge and culture.
Make sure to visit the WAG to see these important exhibitions by Metis artists Rosalie Favell: Family Legacy & Tracy Charette Fehr Heartbeat of a Nation: Metis Women 250 Years
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Rosalie Favell
Family Legacy
Apr 27 Sep 12 '21
Piecing together the multiple, intersecting histories of Winnipeg and the Indigenous peoples of the Red River settlement.
Heartbeat of a Nation
Metis Women, 250 Years
Aug 20 Nov 20 '21
Tracy Charette Fehr has traced her grandmother’s history all the way back to 1770 until 2020 which marks 250 years. For Heartbeat of a Nation, Fehr has created 250 handmade, smoke fired bowls which represent those years and honour the lives of Métis women.
Metis Kitchen Table Teachings
The Story of the Flower Beadwork People with Jennine Krauchi
Wednesday, Sep 1 '21
World renowned Metis artist, Jennine Krauchi will take us through a journey of the history of the Metis, our ancestors, and the truly amazing rebirth of our art form known as beadwork.
Metis Kitchen Table Teachings
Race-Shifting, Identity Theft & Protecting Metis Culture
Monday, Oct 18 '21
Join us for a virtual panel discussion about Metis Identity: Race-Shifting, Identity Theft & Protecting Metis Culture.
Metis Kitchen Table Teachings
Red River Métis Spirituality Beyond Stereotypes with Dr. Chantal Fiola
Wednesday, Oct 27 '21
Join us for a FREE discussion with Dr. Chantal Fiola and her ground-breaking examination of Metis spirituality, discussing assumptions such as “all Metis people are Catholic,” and “Metis people do not go to ceremonies.”
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