Explore St. John’s Indigenous art scene, showcasing residents’ captivating journeys and the city’s appeal to Indigenous artists.
Brush to Beat
Episode
1
Larry Yazzie starts a lively dance, leading into the urban Indigenous community; Nelson White's art then takes the spotlight, breaking stereotypes and sharing Indigenous stories through his paintings.
Echoes of Tradition
Episode
2
Deantha Edmunds, an Inuk opera singer, tells a story of her family roots in Hopedale, Nunatsiavut, and her childhood on the west coast of Newfoundland.
Identity and Expression
Episode
3
Jada Graves incorporates her Indigenous heritage through land acknowledgment and drumming, using her drag artistry to connect with the community.
Capturing Narratives
Episode
4
Despite struggling with confidence, Megan McNeill pursued her dream of becoming an artist, finding inspiration during maternity leave.
Art from Away
Episode
5
Mawi'rt: Wabanaki Artist Collective and the artist residency at First Light Centre for Performance; creativity in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador.
Celebrating Unity
Episode
6
Stacey Howse, the Executive Director of First Light Native Friendship Centre, explains the origins of First Light, its growth, and the programming and services it offers.