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Un podcast avec André Dudemaine, Alexandre Nequado en vadrouille sur les territoires culturels de l’autochtonie, accompagnés d’occasionnels invités. Joignez-vous à nous pour partager une expérience agréable et joyeuse alors que la conversation roule sur les langues, le cinéma, la littérature, la cuisine, les arts et bien plus encore! Notre mission consiste à explorer ensemble l’étendue des pratiques culturelles des premiers peuples. Clavardage ouvert à tous vents, Terres en vues sur l’autoroute des cultures autochtones. En direct tous les mercredis midi sur notre page Facebook.
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Wednesday Apr 24, 2024
Wednesday Apr 24, 2024
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Immerse yourself in a deep and moving conversation with Algonquin artist Karl Chevrier. Discover his extraordinary life journey, from battling drug addiction to discovering his calling as an artist. In this emotionally-charged story, Carl talks about his deep love of nature and how this is reflected in his work as an artist.
Karl Chevrier also shares his admiration for the birchbark canoe, more than just a means of transportation, but a true symbol of respect for nature and a way of life. He also shares the incredible story of his personal transformation, a testament to the immense potential that lies within each and every one of us. It's an incredible story of resilience and personal growth, not to be missed.
During our conversation, Karl Chevrier also spoke of the inseparable link between art, education and nature, illustrated in particular by his art project with 85 students in Val d'Or, Quebec. This experience highlighted the role of art in transmitting respect for Mother Earth, an essential aspect of his culture that Karl strives to perpetuate.
Karl also shares his collaborations with other artists in Saint-Thomas, near Toronto, notably in the creation of a schooner from beach rocks. He looks back fondly on his participation in this joint project and the unbreakable bonds he forged with his collaborators. Through this sharing, he shows how art can build bridges between cultures and foster mutual understanding.
Finally, Karl Chevrier discusses the role of art in the process of reconciliation with the painful past of residential schools. He demonstrates how art can illuminate and heal the wounds of the past, while emphasizing the importance of preserving the environment for future generations.
Join us to discover the inspiring story of Karl Chevrier, an exceptional artist who has used art to create connection, promote understanding and contribute to social change.
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