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kâh-wâhkôtama misihsih sîpîy (great river relations), a performance by Moe Clark
As part of the Indigenous Futures Research Centre Symposium
Thursday, January 29, 2025, at 5:45 PM
At the Gallery
Free, in English
Join 2Spirit Michif multidisciplinary artist and scholar Moe Clark for kâh-wâhkôtama misihsih sîpîy (great river relations) an intimate evening of song and performance featuring compositions responding to themes of place, river ways, life ways, and the emergent practices and relations that tether us to them. kâh-wâhkôtama misihsih sîpîy draws inspiration from the exhibition tsi iotnekahtentiónhatie (Tiohtià:ke) by artist Hannah Claus. The event concludes the first day of programs of the 2026 Indigenous Futures Research Centre Symposium where Claus serves as co-director.
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