SIGN-UP: NSCAD Treaty Space Gallery Seeding and Beading Initiative

Sign up here for our mailing list to receive updates about Seeding and Beading: A Community and Land-Based Method to Counter-Memorializing Sites of Difficult Histories and be first in line for registration.  

This project—coordinated by artists and educators Natalie Laurin and Sydney Wreaks—will include: 

• a seed harvesting walk 

• medicine bag beading workshop  

• winter seed sowing party 

• quillwork workshop  

• winter campfire  

• spring garden planting  

• group exhibition at Treaty Space Gallery 

This program is free and open to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, with priority given to BIPOC and youth (age 15-29) registrants. Dates will be announced shortly. 

Join us in promoting generational wellness, the disruption of colonial amnesia tactics, and breaking down the barrier between city-living and connection to the land! Through a series of collaborative happenings, the Seeding and Beading initiative explores how the use of plant medicines can contribute the transforming sites of difficult histories within our communities through actions of community-mapping and counter-memorialization. 

Seeding and Beading is a Treaty Space Gallery and NSCAD Art Education thesis initiative funded by Canadian Roots Exchange. 

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Posted Sep 18, 2023