Artist
Exhibition Dates
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Joi T. Arcand
Don’t Say Bread Say Bannock - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan , from the series otē nīkān misiwē askīhk - Here On Future Earth (installation image)
2009
Photo: roaming-the-planet (CC BY-NC-ND)
Joi T. Arcand
Fresh Bread - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
From the series otē nīkān misiwē askīhk - Here on Future Earth
2009
Inkjet print
Joi T. Arcand
Bus Mall - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
From the series otē nīkān misiwē askīhk - Here On Future Earth.
2009
Inkjet print
Joi T. Arcand
Don’t Say Bread Say Bannock - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
From the series otē nīkān misiwē askīhk - Here On Future Earth
2009
Inkjet print
Joi T. Arcand
Don’t Say Bread Say Bannock - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan , from the series otē nīkān misiwē askīhk - Here On Future Earth (installation image)
2009
Photo: roaming-the-planet (CC BY-NC-ND)
Joi T. Arcand
Fresh Bread - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
From the series otē nīkān misiwē askīhk - Here on Future Earth
2009
Inkjet print
Joi T. Arcand
Bus Mall - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
From the series otē nīkān misiwē askīhk - Here On Future Earth.
2009
Inkjet print
Joi T. Arcand
Don’t Say Bread Say Bannock - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
From the series otē nīkān misiwē askīhk - Here On Future Earth
2009
Inkjet print
Here on Future Earth
For the first time, the Capture Feature Exhibition has extended beyond the gallery walls and into public space with these three Canada Line installations featuring the work of Joi T. Arcand. Please see The Blue Hour page for more information on the 2018 Feature Exhibition, as well as on Arcand’s photo series Here on Future Earth, which references the legacy of street photography while looking to the future of the Canadian landscape through an understanding of the Cree language.
Presented in partnership with
Canada Line Public Art Program—InTransit BC
Waterfront (Granville South Exit), Vancouver City Centre, and Yaletown–Roundhouse Stations are curated by
Contemporary Art Gallery
