The exhibit brought back for me the words of poet Chrystos, who said, "my purpose [in writing] is to make it as clear & as inescapably as possible, what the conditions of our lives are" (Not Vanishing, 1988). The Ottawa Citizen featured a wonderful review of the exhibit including the pictures I've posted here.
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Wednesday, 14 October 2015
Ottawa Citizen Review: A powerful memorial to missing and murdered aboriginal women
Yesterday, I visited Carleton University to see the Exhibit Walking with Our Sisters and it was a powerful experience. I went with some students from the Urban Cohort and University of Ottawa and we passed through the space, viewing the vamps, pieces of unfinished mocassins.
Sunday, 4 October 2015
Margaret Atwood
I was invited to see Margaret Atwood at the Elmwood School's Centennial Celebration. As always, she had some fabulous one-liners, one my favorite being "my dystopian novels are hideously teachable."
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