A skilled camper awakens to the construction of their experience of nature and the myths behind their sense of national identity. While inhabiting the space of the oTENTik in Rouge National Park, they step back from everything they know about the outdoors, camping, and being Canadian, to examine how and where this knowledge was formed amidst the objects and memories of their past – through five generations of white settlers before them.
Photo by Robin Love
- Cours et projets
- Natasha Hirt | RE:PURPOSE
- Debora Puricelli | Moving Stones
- Robin Love | Unsettled
- Ginger Guo | Moving
- Kaiatanoron Dumoulin Bush | Let Them Eat Cake
- Lizz Khan | Second Land: Part One/Two
- Dimitra Roussakis | The Time Has Come
- Tia Cavanagh | An exploration in Identity and Nationhood: In Honour of my Nokimos (Grandmother)
- Abigail Permell | Hidden Northern Figures
- Artistes correspondantes
A skilled camper awakens to the construction of their experience of nature and the myths behind their sense of national identity. While inhabiting the space of the oTENTik in Rouge National Park, they step back from everything they know about the outdoors, camping, and being Canadian, to examine how and where this knowledge was formed amidst the objects and memories of their past – through five generations of white settlers before them.
Photo by Robin Love