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DESCRIPTION:Invisible Winds:\nStories You Can Not See\,\nJourneys toward wh
 oleness\n\nCurated by Dean Bauche\, featuring Mary Anne Baxter\, Dani Bauc
 he\, Dean Bauche\, Leah Marie Dorion\, Susan Gordon\, Iris Hauser\, Holly 
 Hildebrand\, Roger Jerome\, Robert Jerome\, Emily Johnson\, Karlie King\, 
 Bonny Macnab\, Jon Philpott\, William Philpott\, Paul Trottier\, Rebecca T
 oderian\, Lyndon Tootoosis\, Carol Wylie\, and JingLu Zhao.\n\nInvisible W
 inds is a timely and inspiring exhibition featuring the work of establishe
 d and emerging artists from across Saskatchewan. It invites us to stop and
  listen\, to see and hear invisible stories carried by so many around us. 
 \n							\nAccompanied by the thoughts of David A. Robertson\, author of '
 All the Little Monsters' and winner of the Governor General's Literary Awa
 rd\, this exhibition explores issues such as mental health\, grief\, and t
 he invisibility of trauma in our lives. It highlights the importance of sh
 aring one's story and the necessity of being seen for one's pain to start 
 healing.\n\nInvisible Winds 'honors those with Lived Expertise\, [it] uses
  art to speak that experience to others'.\nRebecca Rackow\, Assistant Exec
 utive Director\nCanadian Mental Health Association Saskatchewan Division h
 ttps://www.osac.ca/component/rseventspro/event/493-invisible-winds?Itemid=
 169
DTSTART:20290301T060000Z
DTEND:20290524T055959Z
LOCATION:Art Gallery of Outlook (400 Saskatchewan Avenue\, Outlook\, SK\, )
SUMMARY:Invisible Winds
URL:https://www.osac.ca/component/rseventspro/event/493-invisible-winds?Ite
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DESCRIPTION:Invisible Winds:\nStories You Can Not See\,\nJourneys toward wh
 oleness\n\nCurated by Dean Bauche\, featuring Mary Anne Baxter\, Dani Bauc
 he\, Dean Bauche\, Leah Marie Dorion\, Susan Gordon\, Iris Hauser\, Holly 
 Hildebrand\, Roger Jerome\, Robert Jerome\, Emily Johnson\, Karlie King\, 
 Bonny Macnab\, Jon Philpott\, William Philpott\, Paul Trottier\, Rebecca T
 oderian\, Lyndon Tootoosis\, Carol Wylie\, and JingLu Zhao.\n\nInvisible W
 inds is a timely and inspiring exhibition featuring the work of establishe
 d and emerging artists from across Saskatchewan. It invites us to stop and
  listen\, to see and hear invisible stories carried by so many around us. 
 \n							\nAccompanied by the thoughts of David A. Robertson\, author of '
 All the Little Monsters' and winner of the Governor General's Literary Awa
 rd\, this exhibition explores issues such as mental health\, grief\, and t
 he invisibility of trauma in our lives. It highlights the importance of sh
 aring one's story and the necessity of being seen for one's pain to start 
 healing.\n\nInvisible Winds 'honors those with Lived Expertise\, [it] uses
  art to speak that experience to others'.\nRebecca Rackow\, Assistant Exec
 utive Director\nCanadian Mental Health Association Saskatchewan Division h
 ttps://www.osac.ca/component/rseventspro/event/494-invisible-winds?Itemid=
 169
DTSTART:20290101T060000Z
DTEND:20290224T055959Z
LOCATION:Humboldt and District Gallery (601 Main Street\, Humboldt\, SK\, )
SUMMARY:Invisible Winds
URL:https://www.osac.ca/component/rseventspro/event/494-invisible-winds?Ite
 mid=169
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DESCRIPTION:Invisible Winds:\nStories You Can Not See\,\nJourneys toward wh
 oleness\n\nCurated by Dean Bauche\, featuring Mary Anne Baxter\, Dani Bauc
 he\, Dean Bauche\, Leah Marie Dorion\, Susan Gordon\, Iris Hauser\, Holly 
 Hildebrand\, Roger Jerome\, Robert Jerome\, Emily Johnson\, Karlie King\, 
 Bonny Macnab\, Jon Philpott\, William Philpott\, Paul Trottier\, Rebecca T
 oderian\, Lyndon Tootoosis\, Carol Wylie\, and JingLu Zhao.\n\nInvisible W
 inds is a timely and inspiring exhibition featuring the work of establishe
 d and emerging artists from across Saskatchewan. It invites us to stop and
  listen\, to see and hear invisible stories carried by so many around us. 
 \n							\nAccompanied by the thoughts of David A. Robertson\, author of '
 All the Little Monsters' and winner of the Governor General's Literary Awa
 rd\, this exhibition explores issues such as mental health\, grief\, and t
 he invisibility of trauma in our lives. It highlights the importance of sh
 aring one's story and the necessity of being seen for one's pain to start 
 healing.\n\nInvisible Winds 'honors those with Lived Expertise\, [it] uses
  art to speak that experience to others'.\nRebecca Rackow\, Assistant Exec
 utive Director\nCanadian Mental Health Association Saskatchewan Division h
 ttps://www.osac.ca/component/rseventspro/event/495-invisible-winds?Itemid=
 169
DTSTART:20290601T060000Z
DTEND:20290624T055959Z
LOCATION:Gallery on 3rd (102 3rd Ave E\, Watrous\, SK\, S0K 4T0)
SUMMARY:Invisible Winds
URL:https://www.osac.ca/component/rseventspro/event/495-invisible-winds?Ite
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DESCRIPTION:The exhibition Wóknaga1\, Nakoda for 'He Tells His Own Story'2\
 , features paintings by Métis\, Nêhiyawak/Nakoda/Anishinaabe/Scottish arti
 st\, Dave Pelletier\, of môso-tâpiskan3\, now known as Moose Jaw. Working 
 within a Woodland School style\, Pelletier honours Indigenous intergenerat
 ional transfer of knowledge through storytelling within these canvases\, w
 hile offering his own imagined narratives that play out through the graphi
 c and colourful compositions of animals and figures of Turtle Island. Insp
 ired by the work of Norval Morriseau\, Pelletier’s compositions\, of styli
 zed\, abstracted forms\, bold colours and crisp\, black outlines and energ
 y lines\, offer narratives that speak to the artist’s own search for tradi
 tional knowledge and his journey to place himself and connect with his Ind
 igenous cultures.\n\n1 Pronounced WOKE-nah-gah in Nakoda. \n2 Translated b
 y Nakoda speaker\, Matthew Spencer\, May 12\, 2024.\n3 Pronounced moh-so-T
 AHP-skun in nêhiyawak (Cree). https://www.osac.ca/component/rseventspro/ev
 ent/496-woknaga?Itemid=169
DTSTART:20281201T060000Z
DTEND:20290124T055959Z
LOCATION:John V. Hicks Gallery at the Margo Fournier Arts Centre (1010 Cent
 ral Ave\, Prince Albert\, SK\, S6V 5A4)
SUMMARY:Wóknaga
URL:https://www.osac.ca/component/rseventspro/event/496-woknaga?Itemid=169
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DESCRIPTION:Invisible Winds:\nStories You Can Not See\,\nJourneys toward wh
 oleness\n\nCurated by Dean Bauche\, featuring Mary Anne Baxter\, Dani Bauc
 he\, Dean Bauche\, Leah Marie Dorion\, Susan Gordon\, Iris Hauser\, Holly 
 Hildebrand\, Roger Jerome\, Robert Jerome\, Emily Johnson\, Karlie King\, 
 Bonny Macnab\, Jon Philpott\, William Philpott\, Paul Trottier\, Rebecca T
 oderian\, Lyndon Tootoosis\, Carol Wylie\, and JingLu Zhao.\n\nInvisible W
 inds is a timely and inspiring exhibition featuring the work of establishe
 d and emerging artists from across Saskatchewan. It invites us to stop and
  listen\, to see and hear invisible stories carried by so many around us. 
 \n							\nAccompanied by the thoughts of David A. Robertson\, author of '
 All the Little Monsters' and winner of the Governor General's Literary Awa
 rd\, this exhibition explores issues such as mental health\, grief\, and t
 he invisibility of trauma in our lives. It highlights the importance of sh
 aring one's story and the necessity of being seen for one's pain to start 
 healing.\n\nInvisible Winds 'honors those with Lived Expertise\, [it] uses
  art to speak that experience to others'.\nRebecca Rackow\, Assistant Exec
 utive Director\nCanadian Mental Health Association Saskatchewan Division h
 ttps://www.osac.ca/component/rseventspro/event/704-invisible-winds?Itemid=
 169
DTSTART:20281201T060000Z
DTEND:20281224T055959Z
LOCATION:George Layh Theatre (119 Carl Avenue East\, Langenburg\, SK\, S0A 
 2A0)
SUMMARY:Invisible Winds
URL:https://www.osac.ca/component/rseventspro/event/704-invisible-winds?Ite
 mid=169
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