Brittany Cherweniuk

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Art From Here

Latitude 53

15 episodes

5 days ago

Art From Here was developed to support artists and generate critical discourse, connection and community. AFH brings focus to an amiskwacîwâskahikan-Edmonton artist, sharing their work and practice alongside a written response from a writer. This culminates with a virtual studio visit with the artist, where the community can engage with the artist and their work. AFH is developed in partnership with Latitude 53, the Society of Northern Alberta Printmakers (SNAP), Ociciwan and the Mitchell Art Gallery (MAG).

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Brittany Cherweniuk

Art From Here

46 minutes 32 seconds

2 years ago

Brittany Cherweniuk

This audio is from our virtual studio visit with artist Brittany Cherweniuk in conversation with Mary Pinkoski, and was originally recorded on January 18, 2023 over Zoom.

About Brittany
Brittany Cherweniuk is a Métis fine craft artist and instructor, working in textile and fiber arts, endeavoring to create cultural connections and to tell multigenerational stories. She has built her career as an Arts Administrator working in museums, galleries, and non-profit organizations - focusing on curation, program development, youth leadership, traditional Indigenous arts, and sharing Indigenous authentic histories. She currently resides in amiskwaciy-wâskahikan (Beaver Hills House), commonly known as Edmonton, in Treaty No. 6 Territory.

About Mary
Mary Pinkoski, 5th Poet Laureate of the City of Edmonton (2013-2015), is an internationally-recognized poet, arts and museum educator, and doctoral student at the University of Alberta. In 2019, she was Edmonton Public Library Regional Writer in Residence. Mary's poetry has appeared in multiple anthologies. She was the 2011 Canadian National Spoken Word Champion and the national winner of the 2008 CBC National Poetry Face-off. In 2015, Mary was recognized as an Edmonton Top 40 Under 40 and was awarded a University of Alberta Alumni Horizon Award for her poetry work in the Edmonton community.