US EditionWoodland Cultural Centre Marks 50 Years of Indigenous Art with Special Exhibition
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Woodland Cultural Centre marks 50 years of Indigenous Art with special exhibition
The Woodland Cultural Centre is proud to celebrate 50 years of Indigenous artistic excellence with Indigenous Art 2025: 50th Annual Juried Exhibition. The landmark event takes place today, June 20, from 5:30 to 9:00 PM at 184 Mohawk Street, Brantford. This special evening will feature a Director’s Preview, opening remarks, awards, and performances. Visitors can enjoy a guided tour led by Guest Curator Alex Jacobs-Blum and Artistic Director Jake …
The Bolivian artist Elvira Espejo Ayca was awarded the Ibero-American Prize for Indigenous Art, awarded by the Carlos III Foundation, in recognition of her outstanding career as a plastic artist, weaver and narrator of oral tradition. The award ceremony took place on the last Wednesday in the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. Elvira Espejo has built a work deeply rooted in indigenous knowledge, integrating Bolivian textile, oral, visual …
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