UPROOTED: Reilly Knowles

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Tune in for co-host Aisha Khan's talk with artist, Western student, and longtime ICON contributor Reilly Knowles. They discuss the intersection of art, body, and nature, the importance of sustainable art practices, and how it can be damaging to think of things in a natural/unnatural binary. Find Reilly's work at @reilly_knowles on Instagram or at reillyknowles.ca This podcast is produced by ICONOCLAST Collective and was edited by James Gagnon and Nara Monteiro. Cover art: "The Old Oak" by Reilly Knowles

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