EventThe Yellowknife Visitor Centre gallery opened its ‘How I Survived’ exhibit on Sept. 10, featuring works by eight Northern Indigenous artists—Agnes Kuptana, Agnes Mitchell, Allysa Felix, Antoine Mountain, Brian Kowikchuk, Catherine Blondin, Michelle Gruben, and Pauline Tardiff. Curated by the Yellowknife Artist Run Community Centre, the show explores residential school histories and celebrates survivor resilience, running through Nov. 27.
The ‘How I Survived’ exhibit, featuring eight Northern Indigenous artists, opened in Yellowknife on Sept. 10, presenting survivor narratives through art. It invites the community to experience Indigenous voices and cultural resilience, shedding light on the enduring legacy of residential schools.
A new art exhibition, “How I Survived,” opens on September 10 at Yellowknife’s visitor centre gallery, showcasing works by residential school survivors that highlight presence, strength, and resilience. The exhibit, organized by the Yellowknife Artist Run Community Centre and the How I Survived project, runs until November 27 and includes immersive audio, offering a public space for Indigenous stories and healing.
