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[alexismariechute]

I love the bright cover on the new issue of @photoedmagazine & I'm honoured to have an article between its pages about my #photoseries called The Quiet Rebuild. www.AlexisMarieChute.com #Repost @photoedmagazine ・・・ Our Fall 2017 print edition is OUT this week! Across Canada in mailboxes and newsstands!!! It's beautiful! Get your copy delivered to your door at www.photoed.ca #canadianphotography #photoed #lmchabot #teaandbannock #frederictonphotographer #photoconcentrate #madeincanada

[teaandbannock-blog]

"Living thousands of kilometers away from my home, I have to make an effort to practice and hear the language, so I don’t forget again.

When discussing the struggles I’m having with this distance, one of my classmates told me that home is “the place where your spirit breathes.” He was right." - Joi T Arcand, Ontario

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"I’m a little sad to admit but fear has coloured a bit of this pregnancy, and maybe because it’s my first, but I have all these fears that swim around in my brain. In part it’s due to people’s voices, and I really need to learn how to shut my ears. One of the first things people usually say to me is “you aren’t still lifting weights, are you?” or “you stopped working out, right?”" - Claudine Bull, Alberta

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"One of the very first artists I was introduced to was Navajo Clothing Label Designer Jared Yazzie. His prints deliver a striking urban native look along with a strong political message – most know-table in his “Native Americans discovered Columbus” T-Shirt under the Label OXDX." - Caroline Blechert, British Columbia

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"The hand games competition can be quite confusing for somebody who has never seen it played before. There is people crowed into a tight circle, the is drummers singing surrounding the hand game players and the players are seated or kneeling on the mats chanting, hiding their token and/or making hand gestures." - Shawna McLeod, NWT

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[teaandbannock-blog]

Indigenous women, holding each other up. Visual artists, supporting each other. A safe place to talk about the work, interpretation and inspiration behind projects. A place that reminds us of sitting at home around the kitchen table, with tea&bannock.

Tenille Campbell, Saskatchewan 

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