Robert Houle and Wanda Nanibush in conversation on key works of Houle’s exhibition, Red is Beautiful at Contemporary Calgary.

Michael Belmore will participate in Exploring Black and Indigenous Futurisms 2022 Edition: Rock as Witness alongside Quentin VerCetty, Dr. Karyn Recollet and Dr. Audrey Hudson.

Robert Houle and Faye Heavyshield with Barry Ace in conversation about Red is Beautiful, presented as part of aabaakwad 2021.

Ursula Johnson will be exploring some ideas on why she believes finding comfort in discomfort is important. She will be reflecting on her processes and methodologies employed within her practice and how discomfort has been a tool to provide growth.

Ursula Johnson, Audain Visual Artist in Residence at Simon Fraser University speaks about her installation at Central Art Garage: The Indian Truckhouse of High Art retail store edition.

Bridget Thompson, co-owner of Central Art Garage is interviewed by Guillermo Trejo of Studio66 about her approach to art collecting. The interview covers Thompson's initial interest in the arts, expanding her arts knowledge and her relationship with partner Danny Hussey. As a palliative care house call physician, Dr. Thompson has observed how art in the home can create a place of comfort.

Mamanaw Pekiskwewina gathering is an all-day discussion with artists from Taskoch pipon pesim kah nipa muskoseya, nepin pesim eti pimachihew in conversation with knowledge keepers and elders.

Michael Belmore, OCAD U's first Indigenous Visual Culture Nigig Visiting Artist talks about what is Indigenous art

The exhibition is a reflection of how we have dealt with the landscape of North America, our shorelines. How we impact our landscape.

Camille Turner, creator of The Resistance of Peggy Pompadour—a sonic walking tour tells the story of an enslaved woman from the town of York.

After learning about the Dish with One Spoon Treaty and wampum from artist Bonnie Devine and Elder Jan Longboat, the curators, Rachelle Dickenson and Lisa Myers invited artists who address land, trade, treaty and wampum in their work to consider this specific dish treaty.

Michael Belmore in Shapeshifters, a series of nine video profiles featuring Aboriginal artists in Ontario.