Mother Tongue / Ehts’o Ket’a by Bruno Canadien

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In Mother Tongue/ Ehts’o Ket’a, Bruno Canadien gives back to his grandmothers, reflecting their Dené artistic tradition in his new series of paintings and assemblages. Taking artwork made by his family as his inspiration, Canadien meditates on art, language, sovereignty, legacy, and relations, and presents Dené/Métis iconography in a new context, recreating connections with his ancestors and future generations of Dené. Bruno Canadien is a member of Deh Gah Got’ıé First Nation, Dehcho Region, Denendeh, currently residing in the Calgary area, Treaty 7.

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Strathcona County Art Gallery@501

Strathcona County Art Gallery@501 is a municipally run public art gallery. The Gallery@501 mandate is to provide access to the visual arts, and draw on collective histories to enhance knowledge and appreciation of the visual arts through art education for Strathcona County’s inclusive community.