Meet with Guest Curator, Lori Beavis over tea to learn more about our current exhibition, ininige / s/he holds. 

Lori’s curatorial work, art practice, and research articulate narrative and memory in the context of family and cultural history and reflect on cultural identity, art education, and self-representation. In addition to curatorial work, Lori is an art educator and art historian living and working in Tiohtià:ke/ Montreal. Identifying as being of Michi Sagiig (Mississauga) Anishinaabe and Irish-Welsh descent, she is a citizen of Hiawatha First Nation at Rice Lake, Ontario. 

Lori holds a PhD (Concordia University 2016 in Art Education. Her art education and art history research has always been conducted with a focus on women's art-making. In addition to her independent curatorial practice, Lori is the Director of Centre d’art daphne - Tiohtià:ke’s (Montréal’s) only Indigenous artist-run centre.

Everyone is welcome, however registration is required for this event!

Access notes:

• Gallery entrance and bathroom are wheelchair accessible

• All workshop tables will be set up to accommodate mobility aids.

• Earplugs available on site

• All cleaning products used at Artspace are scent free, with scent free policy in place for all volunteers and staff.

COVID-19

• Masks are welcome and appreciated at Artspace

• Our Maker Space and Gallery are equipped with Hepa filters, which will be running during the event.

• Hand sanitizer provided