Nadya Kwandibens’ The Red Chair Sessions showcases Indigenous Peoples inextricable relationships to the land, ancestral bloodlines and waterways through a striking series of portraits. The photo exhibition, produced and unveiled by Jamii on National Indigenous Peoples Day June 21, 2022, is a selection of 8 portraits from the wider series. This selection was made with the intent to highlight the importance of water, memory and intergenerational stories.
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Credits:
Featured Photographer
NADYA KWANDIBENS @NadyaKwandibens
Exhibition Curators
ISORINE MARC
MAYSAM GHANI
Exhibition Graphic Design
IRIS UNLU
Jamii Production Team
AFNAN YAKOT
IRIS UNLU
ISORINE MARC
MAYSAM GHANI
NADIFA DAUD MOHAMED
YUSRA YACOUT
Filmed and Edited by
RECRO DIGITAL MARKETING
Supported by
CANADIAN HERITAGE @CdnHeritage
CANADA COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS @CanadaCouncil
ONTARIO ARTS COUNCIL @OntarioArts
RAMA GAMING HOUSE
TORONTO ARTS COUNCIL @torontoartscouncil
The photo exhibit was unveiled as part of “Live at the Kisanii Hub Celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day” by @JamiiEsplanade
Special Thanks
BERKELEY CASTLE
June to November, 2022
The Esplanade Neighbourhood
Toronto, ON Canada
JAMII:
Jamii is an arts organization based in the Esplanade neighbourhood with an intention of community building and nurturing young women in leadership. Jamii is the recipient of the 2020 Community Arts Award by the Toronto Arts Foundation.
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