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Mashkawizii Miinikaanan

Strong Seeds

Saturdays, October 5th - November 16th (Skip October 12th) from 11am - 1pm

Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre

Open to Indigenous Youth (Ages 16 - 29)

"Mashkawizii Miinikaanan: Strong Seeds" is a circle of kinship, connection, and learning where youth can collaborate on a gallery installation that shows love for the land, this place, and our brilliant, beautiful, Indigenous selves. This program features regularly occurring beading circles, led by local Indigenous Artists and Knowledge Keepers, who will assist in sharing legends and histories of Katarokwi-Kingston. "Mashkawizii Miinikaanan: Strong Seeds" endeavours to inform participants of the pre-colonial histories and stories of this land, create artworks using traditional techniques, and foster relationships between participants from all backgrounds of Indigeneity.


Program Accessibility:
This program is free and includes all necessary materials. Prior experience with beading is not required. Participants will be utilizing small material
s (i.e. 11/0 seed beads and size 10/0 beading needles).  Each session will include complimentary refreshments. Funding is available to subsidize transportation costs. 
 

Beading Instructors

Picture of Liv Rondeau.

Liv Rondeau

Picture of Taylor Tye.

Taylor Tye

"Mashkawizii Miinikaanan: Strong Seeds" was created in partnership with Kingston Native Centre and Languages Nest, Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre, Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre, and Kingston School of Art. This project is funded by the Community Foundation for Kingston & Area. 

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