If you missed seeing #HopeAndHealing in person at Humber Galleries, now is your chance to watch our interview with Métis artist Tracey-Mae Chambers!
Listen to her painstaking journey visiting galleries and museums across Canada, assembling site-specific works made up of bright red string entwined and woven on location. Chambers will explain how she felt spurred into action during the summer of 2021, following the recovery of Indigenous children remains buried in unmarked graves at former residential schools. And that while #HopeAndHealing remains a deliberate act of decolonization, it is also a grim reminder of the injustices Indigenous peoples continue to face today.
Visit humbergalleries.ca/exhibitions/l-space/tracey-mae-chambers-hope-and-healing to learn more.
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Produced by Ish Ali and Stuart O'Brien
scored by Mathew Magneson
