Clearing a Path: New Ways of Seeing Traditional Indigenous Art
Clearing a Path: New Ways of Seeing Traditional Indigenous Art
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In 2005, as part of the province's centennial celebrations, the Saskatchewan Arts Board contracted Sherry Farrell Racette and Carmen Robertson to curate an exhibition which would bring together a diverse group of contemporary artists working in traditional Indigenous media, all of whom had been recipients of the then nascent Traditional Artist Grant program. When Clearing A Path opened in November of that year, few could have predicted the strength of its work. More than three years later, the exhibition continues to flourish and tour.
This catalogue includes introductory essays by the curators, along with photographs of the exhibition pieces and artist statements from 21 participating artists.
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In 2005, as part of the province's centennial celebrations, the Saskatchewan Arts Board contracted Sherry Farrell Racette and Carmen Robertson to curate an exhibition which would bring together a diverse group of contemporary artists working in traditional Indigenous media, all of whom had been recipients of the then nascent Traditional Artist Grant program. When Clearing A Path opened in November of that year, few could have predicted the strength of its work. More than three years later, the exhibition continues to flourish and tour.
This catalogue includes introductory essays by the curators, along with photographs of the exhibition pieces and artist statements from 21 participating artists.Share
