KIN: Molly Long

June 20, 2024

Queer Métis multimedia artist Molly Long's KIN is a contemporary envisioning of historical Métis embroidery/beadwork translated through spray paint, bold scale, and fashion. Long's large-sale graffiti pieces art moved from the cityscape into the gallery. Here, the viewer is able to connect to the creative practices of the artist's Métis Ancestors.

Opening Night June 27th 6:30-9:30

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The Aunty Collective Indigenous Creative Practice Hub recognizes the sovereignty of the Lekwungen Peoples, land, waters, ancestors, and non-human relations and understands that only through meaningful, respectful, reciprocal relationships, is our work made possible. As diverse Indigenous peoples who carry our unique Indigenous laws with us while away from our own lands and waters, we make visible and honour Lekwungen laws, protocols, and authority as we create, share, and develop relationships within the Lekwungen and neighboring Coast Salish territories and peoples.

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