Relief & Relation: Printmaking Across Tiohtià:ke, Kahnawà:ke, and Kanehsatà:ke
Centre Daphne, 5425 av. Casgrain, Unit #103
This panel brings together four Indigenous printmakers from Tiohtià:ke, Kahnawà:ke, Kanehsatà:ke: Martin Loft, Leilani Shaw, Cedar Eve, and Jasmin Gunn. Through their distinct practices, including approaches to linocut and relief printing, the artists share how printmaking is shaped by community, land, and lived experience. The conversation will touch on process, collaboration, and the ways print can hold stories, relationships, and forms of knowledge. This panel highlights printmaking as a practice of connection and continuity.
daphne is a non-profit Indigenous artist-run centre committed to serving the needs of emerging, mid-career, and established Indigenous artists through exhibitions and associated programming, workshops, residencies and curatorial initiatives. daphne encourages a culture of peace through critical, respectful exchange with our Indigenous and non-Indigenous peers and audiences.
Visual: Three Sisters by Leilani Shaw, 2021
