Film screening: nanekawâsis
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You’re invited to join us on June 21 for a special screening of nanekawâsis, a documentary spanning four decades of Indigenous artist George Littlechild’s storied career.
As a two-spirit person and ‘60s scoop survivor, Littlechild’s artwork draws from a unique perspective of pain, joy, and exemplary merit. Through archival footage and new interviews, this documentary gives viewers the opportunity to get to know a major player in the Indigenous art world, while highlighting the impacts of colonialism in Canada on both art and artist.
Please be advised: This film is rated PG and contains artistic representations of nudity.
Tickets for this screening are $25 and include admission to the RAM galleries, or $10 for the film only.
As a two-spirit person and ‘60s scoop survivor, Littlechild’s artwork draws from a unique perspective of pain, joy, and exemplary merit. Through archival footage and new interviews, this documentary gives viewers the opportunity to get to know a major player in the Indigenous art world, while highlighting the impacts of colonialism in Canada on both art and artist.
Please be advised: This film is rated PG and contains artistic representations of nudity.
Tickets for this screening are $25 and include admission to the RAM galleries, or $10 for the film only.
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Where is it happening?
9810 103a Avenue, Edmonton, AB, Canada, Alberta T5J 0G2
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Host or PublisherRoyal Alberta Museum
