By Brittany Boschman, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, IndigiNews A new art exhibition in Oskana k\u00e2-asast\u00eaki (Regina) gathers Indigenous 2SLGBTQIA+ artists around a tender and political belief that love, in all its forms, can be medicine. Love Medicine brings together the work of 22 artists at the MacKenzie Art Gallery, whose collective work asks what love can hold for Two Spirit and Indigiqueer people across generations, communities and forms of making. The exhibition was curated by Michelle McGeough, a M\u00e9tis art historian and assistant professor at Concordia University, and opened on June 12. It will be on display until Nov. 1. \u201cI wanted to create a space where we could talk about these types of things, and talk about what it means to love,\u201d McGeough tells IndigiNews. \u201cLove is in itself… <\/p>\n
By Brittany Boschman, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, IndigiNews A new art exhibition in Oskana k\u00e2-asast\u00eaki (Regina) gathers Indigenous 2SLGBTQIA+ artists around a tender and political belief that love, in all its forms, can be medicine. Love Medicine brings together the work of 22 artists at the MacKenzie Art Gallery, whose collective work asks what love can hold for Two Spirit and Indigiqueer people across generations, communities and forms of making. The exhibition was curated by Michelle McGeough, a M\u00e9tis art historian and assistant professor at Concordia University, and opened on June 12. It will be on display until Nov. 1. \u201cI wanted to create a space where we could talk about these types of things, and talk about what it means to love,\u201d McGeough tells IndigiNews. \u201cLove is in itself... <\/p>\n