The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery is thrilled to present In/Tension, a limited series of intimate & thought-provoking conversations with contemporary Canadian artists. In/Tension aims to shed light on the breadth of the Canadian contemporary art scene and provide a platform for diverse artistic voices to dive deep into their creative intentions and the facets of their practice.
This project is supported by a Digital Now grant from the Canada Council for the Arts.
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The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery is thrilled to present In/Tension, a limited series of intimate & thought-provoking conversations with contemporary Canadian artists. In/Tension aims to shed light on the breadth of the Canadian contemporary art scene and provide a platform for diverse artistic voices to dive deep into their creative intentions and the facets of their practice.
This project is supported by a Digital Now grant from the Canada Council for the Arts.
In this conversation, we speak with Anishinaabe multidisciplinary artist Raven Davis about making art as both a creative and life practice, learning from their mother, and engaging with subjects and histories that grapple with race, decolonization and Indigiqueer identity.
In/Tension
The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery is thrilled to present In/Tension, a limited series of intimate & thought-provoking conversations with contemporary Canadian artists. In/Tension aims to shed light on the breadth of the Canadian contemporary art scene and provide a platform for diverse artistic voices to dive deep into their creative intentions and the facets of their practice.
This project is supported by a Digital Now grant from the Canada Council for the Arts.
