Ruth Marsh is a Canadian multidisciplinary artist of settler ancestry based out of Kjipuktuk,(Halifax, NS, Canada) whose practice employs an absurdist approach which seeks to queer the intersections between DIY

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Ashley Avery is a feminist writer, poet and advocate living in KJIPUKTUK (Halifax). She holds a BA in Women’s Studies from MSVU and previously completed a Diploma in Social Service

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Bahia is an energy intuitive and Shamanic Practitioner who trusts in the synchronicities of life and believes there are no accidents. A quote of hers I love: “Do not fear

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Trevor Gould is an experienced powwow dancer and singer, who has been performing for more than 20 years. He has spoken to audiences about Mi’kmaw culture. He is also known for

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Regine Tiu is a media art scholar with the Centre for Art Tapes. Her first exhibit Not Your Jolie Poupée as part of CFAT’s scholarship presentation A Different Place. In

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