Where We Meet: Expressions from the Indigenous Artists Collective Sally Hawkins The exhibition toured across Canada

The exhibition toured across Canada and further cemented Kennedy’s importance in Canadian contemporary art

Wabanaki Modern | Wabanaki Kiskukewey | Wabanaki Moderne (English/Mi'kmaw/French)

Volume Two explores the legacy of colonial violence in the children’s work camps (called residential schools by some)

A Change of Heart vividly depicts Lanier’s life-changing experiences in Newfoundland that fateful February

To lead a creative life is to experience dizzying highs and gloomy lows

Where We Meet: Expressions from the Indigenous Artists Collective Sally Hawkins The exhibition toured across CanadaWhere We Meet features the original works and creative practices of three Indigenous artists, Emma Hassencahl Perley, Wolastoqey from Niqotkuk (Tobique First Nations), Megan Samms, L'nu and Nlha7kpmx from Katalisk, Ktaqmkuk, Mi'kma'ki, Wabanaki Territory, and Cheyenne Henry, Anihsinaabekwe (Ojibwe) from Roseau River Anishinaabe First Nation and currently living in Montreal. Following a two year collaborative process between the artists and the author