Location: Print Study Centre, FAB 3-78
 

In this workshop, you'll get the opportunity to engage with visual art and written works of residential school survivors.
The Library and Museums collections host several items created by residential school survivors that are not necessarily directly connected to their experiences at residential school. Engage with these works by learning more about their history and their creators, making connections between them, and understanding your own relationship to this shared history.
This workshop offers the rare opportunity to get a sneak peek of six new acquisitions of artwork that will be included in the upcoming exhibit, "On Becoming."

Visitors must sign in (name, organization, purpose, and entry time) when they enter the Print Study Centre for security purposes

• No food, drink or gum chewing is permitted.
• Coats, large bags and briefcases are not permitted.
• Use pencil only for taking notes. Pens are not permitted.
• Please watch your step and be mindful of other visitors around you. An accidental movement may cause damage to collection materials.
• Visitors are not permitted to handle artwork. Touching artwork with bare skin can leave permanent marks caused by dirt, oils and perspiration.
• Photography is not allowed.

The Print Study Centre is accessible by elevator for those with mobility issues.

This event is co-hosted by the Library Indigenous Initiative Team and the University of Alberta Museums