By Lisa Iesse Writer HAMILTON – An exhibit, titled \u201cWe Remain Certain\u201d brings together artists, activists and academics from across the Haudenosaunee community. \u201cBy showing contemporary art, it shows how (Haudenosaunee teachings) are living in all of us. It\u2019s living in the artists. You can see the common themes and the way the different artists incorporate and express our culture. I think it really demonstrates that we\u2019re a living and vibrant people, a vibrant culture where all of this is shared amongst,\u201d Courtney Skye told Turtle Island News at the exhibit\u2019s opening on January 11 at McMaster\u2019s museum of art in Hamilton. Skye is Mohawk Turtle Clan from Six Nations, and is the co-director of Protect the Tract who curated the exhibit. Protect the Tract is a Haudenosaunee-led initiative conducting… <\/p>\n
By Lisa Iesse Writer HAMILTON – An exhibit, titled \u201cWe Remain Certain\u201d brings together artists, activists and academics from across the Haudenosaunee community. \u201cBy showing contemporary art, it shows how (Haudenosaunee teachings) are living in all of us. It\u2019s living in the artists. You can see the common themes and the way the different artists incorporate and express our culture. I think it really demonstrates that we\u2019re a living and vibrant people, a vibrant culture where all of this is shared amongst,\u201d Courtney Skye told Turtle Island News at the exhibit\u2019s opening on January 11 at McMaster\u2019s museum of art in Hamilton. Skye is Mohawk Turtle Clan from Six Nations, and is the co-director of Protect the Tract who curated the exhibit. Protect the Tract is a Haudenosaunee-led initiative conducting... <\/p>\n