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Indigenous Artists Highlight Earth Stewardship in New Exhibit

9/6/2025

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"Earthwork" opened on September 4, 2025, at the University of Toronto Art Museum, curated by Anishinaabekwe Mikinaak Migwans.
The exhibition features nine Indigenous artists, emphasizing Earth relationships beyond resource exploitation.
It showcases Indigenous land stewardship practices, including controlled burns for ecological health.
"Dwelling Under Distant Suns" addresses environmental violence and climate crises, highlighting global struggles.
Both exhibitions are on view until December 20, 2025, merging art with environmental themes.

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"Earthwork" opened on September 4, 2025, at the University of Toronto Art Museum, curated by Anishinaabekwe Mikinaak Migwans.
The exhibition features nine Indigenous artists, emphasizing Earth relationships beyond resource exploitation.
It showcases Indigenous land stewardship practices, including controlled burns for ecological health.
"Dwelling Under Distant Suns" addresses environmental violence and climate crises, highlighting global struggles.
Both exhibitions are on view until December 20, 2025, merging art with environmental themes.