EN MASSE (meaning “as a whole”) mural by artists, Jason Botkin, MC Baldassari, Takashi Iawasaki, Jade Rennie-Harper, Storm Angeconeb, Matea Radic, and Jay Cabredo. A collaborative mural in Winnipeg’s North End on Main Street added for Wall-to-Wall in September 2017.
Mural Nibaa, by artist Mike Valcourt, on the public safety building in the Exchange District. The piece is dedicated to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls was fully unveiled on Sept. 30, 2017.
Displayed at the Wall-to-Wall: place no place event at LANTERN is a piece by Katherine Boyer called “Rug”. The piece is 6 feet in diameter and is made from natural thread, yarn and materials from Metis land. The design is representative of Metis culture as in Metis tradition the home faces north and is near a river.
Suzanne Kite (Kite) is an Oglala Lakota Performance Artist from Los Angeles. At Wall-to-Wall: place no place, she performs her piece “People You Must Look At Me” a performance that makes full use of a digitally mapped space while using interactive sound and video. Kite uses an instrument attached to her body that has sensors and connected to speakers to create vibrations throughout the room. She creates an atmosphere of both real and unreal by connecting the physical space with sound, motion, visuals and vibrations.
Super Duty Tough Work and Studio 393 collaborating for a performance at Wall-to-Wall Finale Pt. 1 as a part of Nuit Blanche. The fast paced performance got the crowd dancing and jumping along.
Hoop Dancer Shanley Spence at Wall-to-Wall Finale Pt. 1 performing with DJ Shub near the Aqua Lungs mural. She believes hoop dancing provides healing to both the performer and the viewer.
We've got another contributor story here! First-year Creative Communications student Teddy Lands speaks with Stephanie Wright (she/her), RRC Polytech's Indigenous Centre Coordinator about the upcoming Grad Pow Wow on May 5, 2023. They speak about the importance of holding events honouring different cultures and what the Grad Pow Wow means for Indigenous students at RRC […]
We've got another contributor story here! First-year Creative Communications student Tia Smoat speaks with Stephanie Wright (she/her), RRC Polytech's Indigenous Centre Coordinator about Pink Shirt Day. They speak about the importance of inclusivity, being a good ally, and what Pink Shirt Day really means. Give it a listen! Link Dump: FOLLOW us on social media: […]
We've got another contributor story here! First-year Creative Communications student Thandi Vera speaks with Prachi Chawla (her/she), the new president of RRC Polytech's Students' Association. They speak about her future goals, why she decided to run for president and what she hopes to change. Give it a listen! Link Dump: FOLLOW us on social media: […]
We've got another contributor story here! First-year Creative Communications student Jamin Bains speaks with Owen Rerick(he/him), the president of RRC Polytech's Smash Bros club. They speak about why the club was created, the general smash bros scene and what the future of RRC Polytech Smash Bros looks like. Give it a listen! Link Dump: FOLLOW […]
We've got another contributor story here! First-year Creative Communications student Jesse Mass speaks with Ebony Novakowski (she/her) about the Transgender Day of Visibility. They speak about the importance of inclusivity, being a good ally, providing supports on RRC Polytech campuses and what the day really means. Give it a listen! Link Dump: FOLLOW us on […]
