Selected artwork will be displayed at various locations within the Western Zone of Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services.
Mi’kmaq artists in Western Newfoundland have until next Thursday to submit expressions of interest to the Journey Collaboration project. Selected artwork will be displayed at various locations within the Western Zone of Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services. This partnership is between Journey Collaboration and the Mi’kmaq Cultural Foundation. They are looking for youth, emerging and established artists. The project is dependent on funding approval and artists will be contacted in November. For more information contact wendybrake@westernhealth.nl.ca
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