Ginnifer Menominee

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The solidarity pieces have a QR code with resources curated by Relentless Indigenous Woman on how to be an effective ally with Indigenous Peoples.

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Yarrow - plant medicine that works at stopping blood flow -cyanotype on 8x5 photo paper

The uncle at the Pikwaknagon pow wow

Jeremy Dutcher is joining forces with his mom to establish the first Wolastoqey immersion school | CBC Arts The musician and his mother, Lisa Perley-Dutcher, spoke with Tom Power about collaborating on a series of fundraising concerts across the country to support the first Wolastoqey immersion school in New Brunswick.

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Ginnifer Menominee Ginnifer Menominee (they/them) Ginnifer Menominee is Anishinaabe (Potawatomi/Ojibway) from Wasauksing First Nation, in Ontario’s Anishinabek territory (Robinson-Huron treaty). Ginnifer is a self-taught interdisciplinary artist and educator with a practice based in community and land based learning...

Helleborus x hybridus referred to as 'Black beauty', 'Dark and Handsome' or even 'Black swan'.

It's the last week of Migrating Seeds at Galler 101!
I want to send out Gitchi Miigwetch to curator Amin Alsaden, for your vision, care in bringing out the best in this process.
Miigwetch Laura and Kristina from Gallery 101 for being a community oriented artist centre that promotes Bipoc voices.

March 11 I will be sitting down with Franchesca Herbert-Spence to talk about art, manomin and all things community. Come out as this will be the last day.

It’s the final week to visit Migrating Seeds by Ginnifer Menominee, curated by Amin Alsaden.
The gallery’s open Tuesday – Saturday, 1 PM – 5 PM.

Ginnifer's artist talk in conversation with Franchesca Herbert-Spence will take place in-person this Saturday starting at 2:00 PM.

C’est la dernière chance de voir Migrating Seeds par Ginnifer Menominee, organisée par Amin Alsaden.
La galerie est ouverte du mardi au samedi, de 13 h à 17 h.

L'entretien de Ginnifer avec Franchesca Herbert-Spence aura lieu en personne ce samedi à partir de 14 h.

It’s the final week to visit Migrating Seeds by Ginnifer Menominee, curated by Amin Alsaden.
The gallery’s open Tuesday – Saturday, 1 PM – 5 PM.

Ginnifer's artist talk in conversation with Franchesca Herbert-Spence will take place in-person this Saturday starting at 2:00 PM.

C’est la dernière chance de voir Migrating Seeds par Ginnifer Menominee, organisée par Amin Alsaden.
La galerie est ouverte du mardi au samedi, de 13 h à 17 h.

L'entretien de Ginnifer avec Franchesca Herbert-Spence aura lieu en personne ce samedi à partir de 14 h.

Out of displacement and loss comes art Ginnifer Menominee's first solo exhibition tells the story of displacement and reclamation of the Potawatomi Nation.

Warms my heart that people are loving the exhibit "Migrating Seeds"

Miigwetch for the shares and support given!
Truly amazed and feel so fortunate to have such beautiful community surrounding me.

Gallery 101
G101 is honoured to open our 2023 exhibition season with Migrating Seeds: a solo exhibition by Ginnifer Menominee .inbetween , curated by Amin Alsaden.

Join us Saturday February 11, 2:00-5:00 PM for an in-person vernissage.


Exhibition statement excerpt:
At the centre of Migrating Seeds is wild rice: Manomin, which means the “Good Seed,” and where the artist’s last name, Menominee (“Wild Rice People”) comes from. This denotes the deep significance of Manomin, a grain that was conscientiously harvested, without cultivation, by the artist’s community in a form of reciprocal, symbiotic sustenance.

Ginnifer Menominee presents new works in a variety of mediums—sculpture, installation, photography, and beading—all of which relay different aspects of their relationship with wild rice. The works constitute acts of affirmation of their Anishinaabe culture and belonging, avowing healing and the notion of coming home, as well as resistance against insidious forces of erasure. The exhibition acknowledges the displacement of their family, along with many other Indigenous peoples who had to leave their territories behind, and the ways through which connections to one’s community and ancestors might be reforged from a distance. This exhibition is equally about spreading “good seeds” (Manomin) for a future that breaks the cycles of pain and longing; seeds that might migrate but take root in new places, through a sense of accountability and care for wherever one might reside.

Read the full Exhibition Statement written by Ginnifer Menominee and Amin Alsaden on g101.ca (link in profile)

Migrating Seeds opens Saturday February 11 and runs until March 11 2023 at Gallery 101.

Omg 😳 who would throw it out!!

Indigenous Canadian jacket found at Barnsley store Staff at the store in Barnsley are trying to return the jacket to the community that made it.

My third eye is blind.

Love these marsupials we need them more than ever

"One of the cutest beings on this planet, an opossum, also one of the most misunderstood. They are marsupials, they do not transmit rabies and are indispensable for pest control, they are naturally docile and gentle, and when scared they show their teeth and hiss to appear menacing, but when they are terrified they don't "play" possum - they quite literally faint from fear - so do not harm them!"

Credit: Rhonda Lynn