• Performance: 4:00 – 5:30pm
• Remarks: 6:00pm

mâmawohkamâtowak

1. They do things together, they cooperate
2. They work (at it/him) together as a group
3. They assemble themselves to help one another

mâmawohkamâtowak reflects on the interconnection between the work, art, and lives of Judy Anderson and Katherine Boyer as they envision decolonial strategies through creative practice. Grounded in the deepening bonds of their twelve-year relationship, Judy and Katherine present a mix of existing and newly created works that explore their respective Indigenous identity, relationships, self-exploration, and the flatlands as an important site for these discussions to unfold. In keeping with the translation of the Cree-language title, the artists work together in numerous ways to help each other, and the viewers, think expansively about creative relationality as Indigenous artists.

Curated by Jessie Ray Short.