Past is Prologue: 20 years of COSMOSQUAW
An evening with Sḵwx̱wú7mesh storyteller Salia Joseph and Cree-Metis poet Samantha Nock, who will honour, contextualize and expand on Cree/Saulteaux/Métis artist Lori Blondeau’s COSMOSQUAW (1998).…
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Western Front's physical archives are located at 303 E 8th Ave, Vancouver.
The archives are open by appointment to all researchers on Thursdays and Fridays. Please contact our archivist, Anna Tidlund, to plan your visit.
Results filed under: Blondeau, Lori
Putting the WILD back into the west: starring Belle Sauvage & Buffalo Boy
A description of the work from the former Western Front website, reads “Belle Sauvage & Buffalo Boy are performance personas created by artists Lori Blondeau…
COSMOSQUAW
“COSMOSQUAW” is a programmed performance as part of the 5-day festival called “Re-Inventing the Diva” co-produced by exhibitions and media art at Western Front and curated by…
Re-inventing the Diva
Reinventing the Diva was an examination of the changing role of the Diva in contemporary society. The festival invited a diverse group of people to…
Postcards from the Feminist Utopia
The Western Front’s earliest Internet-based project, presented in collaboration with Mentoring Artists for Women’s Art (MAWA), an artist-run centre in Winnipeg Manitoba. Utopias are often futuristic…