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SUMMARY:Studio Visit - Chandra Melting Tallow
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DESCRIPTION:Chandra Melting Tallow takes guest curator Cheyenne Rain LeGra
 nde á’¥áŠá§á£ on a tour of their studio.  .\nhttps://rpl.l
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Watch the Studio Visit on Instagram Live: 
 <a href="https://www.instagram.com/dunlopartgallery/">https://www.instagra
 m.com/dunlopartgallery/</a>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Chandra Melting Tallow's Instag
 ram Takeover runs from Thursday February 25th to Sunday February 28th.</p>
 \n<p>Chandra Melting Tallow is an interdisciplinary artist\, filmmaker\, w
 riter and music producer of mixed ancestry from the Siksika Nation. Their 
 practice confronts the ghosts of intergenerational trauma and their relati
 onship to the body through the lens of physical disability\, utilizing hum
 our and surrealism to subvert oppressive structures of power. They spearhe
 ad the solo music project Mourning Coup\, in 2015 they released their debu
 t LP Baby Blue under No Sun Recordings\, a cult classic in the Indigenous 
 lexicon of underground music. Their practice encompasses experimental film
 \, textile based installation\, and performance\, and has been exhibited a
 cross North America.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Cheyenne Rain LeGrande á‘­á’¥
 áŠá§á£ is a Nehiyaw Isko artist and curator\, from Bigstone Cr
 ee Nation. She currently resides in Amiskwaciy Waskahikan also known as Ed
 monton\, Alberta.&nbsp\; Cheyenne graduated from Emily Carr University wit
 h her BFA in Visual Arts in 2019. Her work often explores history\, knowle
 dge and traditional practices. Through the use of her body and language\, 
 she speaks to the past\, present and future. Cheyenne&rsquo\;s work is roo
 ted in the strength to feel\, express and heal. Bringing her ancestors wit
 h her\, she moves through installation\, photography\, video\, sound\, and
  performance art.</p>\nhttps://rpl.libnet.info/event/4876594
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