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Jun 20, 2016 59 min

Art in Reconciliation.

from CiTR -- Unceded Airwaves Hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine

This week's episode is guest hosted by Madeline, and we're talking indigenous art in the lead up to National Aboriginal Day. We interview Marisa Emma Smith, the director of O'wet/Lost Lagoon, a play written and performed by Quelemia Sparrow opening June 21st at the Firehall Arts Centre. http://firehallartscentre.ca/onstage/owetlost-lagoon/ In our second half hour, we speak with Samantha Marie Nock from the Bill Reid Gallery about a new public art project, "My Reconciliation is..." https://www.facebook.com/myreconciliationis/?fref=ts

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