Montreal's First Peoples' Festival : Back in 2004, June 10th to June 21rst


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Land InSIGHTS brief to the Quebec Parliamentary Commission


Mr André Dudemaine and Ms Myra Cree presented the Land InSIGHTS brief to the Quebec Parliamentary Commission on the draft agreement with the Innu in Mamuitun and Natashkuan.

This presentation was broadcast on Thursday March 6, 2003, from 11:30 to 12:30

 

 

 

New on www.nativelynx.qc.ca

Our virtual gallery has new features and we are proud to welcome Jacques Néwashish, an Atikamekw artist from Wemotaci.

For Jacques Newashish, the symbolic territory of works of art must unfold its wings in the imagination of each and every one and take root. His painting can be seen as a meditation on the future of our planet.

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First Nations Artists in France


From the 5th to the 11th of December, 2002, LAND InSIGHTS erected four totemic masts on the Lacroix Laval site, near Lyon, during the Jacques Cartier Dialogues. Mr Jean-Jacques Lincourt, director of the Montreal Botanical Gardens, was one of the lecturers invited to this annual conference. Following the successful partnership developed between LAND InSIGHTS and the Montreal Botanical Gardens, Mr Lincourt put forth the idea that an installation of four totemic masts by artists Virginia Pésémapéo Bordeleau, Christine Sioui and Jacques Néwashish could bring his presentation to life. The artists inscribed the marks of the Cree, Abenaki and Atiamekw nations in the French soil. LAND InSIGHTS could not hope for a better example of mutual understanding reached between satisfied partners.

 

 

Land InSIGHTS goes to Cégep

Land InSIGHTS held a booth at the intercultural event, La quinzaine des cultures at Cégep du Vieux-Montréal, on February 27th and 28th. This activity was an opportunity for many discussions and exchanges between the Cégep students and the Land InSIGHTS representative, Lysanne Obomsawin, from the Abenaki nation. We could see that there was a keen interest in discovering the differences among the different First Nations in Quebec and the land claims that are now making the headlines.

 
 

 


Archives Montreal's First Peoples' Festival 2002

National Aboriginal Day 2002

The native encampment of the public Market of Pointe-à-Callière

 

last update : 06 / 03 / 03