This is an archived event from Culture Days 2024.
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CoCoModern: Gwa'wala (Raven) Speaks
In-person
Design History & heritage Indigenous LGBTQIA2S Museum Visual artsDate and time
Location
Coastal Peoples Fine Arts Gallery
332 Water Street, Unit 200
Vancouver, BC
Directions: Accessible from both Water Street and Cordova Street, we are located in the historic Le Magasin Building. 5-minute walk from Waterfront Station in the iconic Gastown neighbourhood.
Access
Free.
Offered in English.
Wheelchair accessible and has gender-neutral washrooms.
About
Coastal Peoples Fine Arts Gallery invites you to CoCoModern: Gwa’wala (Raven) Speaks, a solo exhibition featuring the extraordinary works of artist Corrine Hunt. This collection reflects Corrine's journey of self-discovery, blending her Kwakwaka’wakw/Tlingit heritage with global influences to create a unique fusion of tradition and modernity.
Exclusive Event
• Interactive Jewelry Demonstration: Join Corrine as she creates new works live in the gallery, offering a rare and intimate glimpse into her design process.
• Interactive Q&A Session: Engage with the artist and ask questions during an up-close and personal discussion.
• Instagram Live: Unable to attend? Join us on Instagram Live to feel a part of this exceptional experience @coastapeoplesgallery.
Celebrate with Corrine as she shares her experiences of enlightenment and explores the balance between ancient techniques and modern expression.
Links
- Coastal Peoples Fine Arts Gallery coastalpeoples.com
- @coastalpeoplesgallery instagram.com
Organizer
Coastal Peoples Fine Arts Gallery
Since 1996, Coastal Peoples Fine Arts Gallery has showcased a superb collection of First Nations and Inuit artists, becoming a leading source for museum-quality Indigenous art in Canada.