Resource Type: Indigenous

CultureBrew.Art (CBA) is a digital platform that promotes and fosters intersectional interculturalism throughout the performing, literary, media and visual arts. Its central tool is a national searchable database of Indigenous and […]

The purpose of the Indigenous Protocols for the Visual Arts resource guide is to provide practical guidelines for respectful engagement with Indigenous Peoples. It is part of an ongoing initiative to strengthen respect for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis visual art and artists, and legal and moral rights in the lands commonly known as Canada.

While many legal resources exist, few focus on addressing questions, topics, and barriers specifically relevant to Indigenous creatives. Despite existing limitations and gaps in how Canadian laws support the rights of Indigenous creatives, this resource aims to provide concepts and tools that can help creatives better understand their rights, voice their expectations, and advocate for themselves and their work.

Traditional Cultural Expressions benefit from certain extra protections under Canadian law.

A report (pdf) created from several gatherings and circles with Indigenous artists across Manitoba who discuss their experiences as artists and their professional needs in the future.

June 21 is National Indigenous People’s Day. This day is an annual reminder for people across Canada to recognize and celebrate the unique heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding contributions of First Nations people, Inuit and Métis. But is there more?

This is a directory of arts related Indigenous-owned and operated businesses and services. Our goal is to highlight local Indigenous artists, craftspeople and entrepreneurs to share and promote the diverse gifts and culture that are available in our community.