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SUMMARY:Studio Visit with Molly Caldwell
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DESCRIPTION:Molly Caldwell takes guest curator Kablusiak on a tour of thei
 r studio..\nhttps://rpl.libnet.info/event/4688171
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Streamed on <a href="https://www.instagram
 .com/dunlopartgallery/">Dunlop Art Gallery's Instagram Live</a></p>\n<p>Mo
 lly Caldwell's Instagram Takeover runs from Thursday November 26th to Sund
 ay November 29th.</p>\n<p>Molly JF Caldwell is a yonsei artist living and 
 working on Treaty 7 Territory. She graduated from the Alberta University o
 f the Arts in 2017. Her interdisciplinary practice centres textiles and lo
 oks at modern culture through a post-capitalist lens.</p>\n<p>Kablusiak is
  an Inuvialuk artist based in Mohkinstsis and holds a BFA from the Alberta
  University of the Arts. They are represented by Jarvis Hall Gallery\, and
  their work has been acquired by public and private collections across so-
 called Canada. Awards include the Alberta Foundation for the Arts Young Ar
 tist Prize (2017)\, short-list nominee for the Sobey Art Awards (2019)\, a
 nd the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Emerging Artist Arts Award (2020). T
 he lighthearted nature of their practice extends gestures of empathy and s
 olidarity\; these interests invite reconsideration of the perceptions of c
 ontemporary Indigeneity.</p>\nhttps://rpl.libnet.info/event/4688171
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