Featured Artist: Laura Grier
SNAPline featured artist: Laura Grier Laura Grier is a Délı̨nę First Nations artist and printmaker, born in Somba ké and based out of Alberta....
The Power of Indigenous Print and The Power of Indigenous Refusal
by Laura Grier I often find myself reflecting on how much Indigenous words have influenced my ways of thinking and making. I am filled with feelings ...
My Process: An Interview with Adebayo Katiiti
by Ashna Jacob As I wait for Adebayo in the SNAP studio, I scroll through posts about the rainbow that graced the sky a few hours earlier, on the Mon...
Okii’kaa’sii: Contemporary Indigenous Resistance in the work of Alyssa Duck Chief
by Missy LeBlanc The Matriarch, grandmother, outlined in a halo of rose gold. Naahsa, Nitsiipowahsin for grandparent, is an archival photo of Alyssa ...
Lasting Impressions: Christi Belcourt and the Potency of Indigenous Printmaking
by Nadia Kurd On a bitterly cold January evening, I stood alongside approximately 250 people at Beaver Hills House Park in Edmonton to protest the RC...