Living a Creative Life

A member of the Siksika Nation, interdisciplinary artist Adrian Stimson says his creative journey started when he was a child, but it took a long time before he considered himself a professional artist.

Brandy Dahrouge regards public art as a reflection of how we see ourselves and the world, a commentary on the time that we’re in, and a coming together of artist and community.

A writer, an artist, and now holding the title of the Calgary Stampede First Nations Princess, Sikanpinakii Low Horn finds inspiration in other Blackfoot artists.

Jyotsna Vaidee uses an ancient form of classical dance to bring her creativity to life, bringing original music and poetry into her productions to create socially relevant dance works.

Executive coach, mentor, somatic movement educator, storyteller, and performer Callie B. Elwayns helps women step into their voice and own their story in order to realize their full potential.

In the 15 years that he has been based in Alberta, Jaspreet Singh has been inspired by the mountains, and written novels, short stories, personal essays, and poems, in addition to his most recent works.

Vandy Midha has found a way to transform her creative life into a thriving small businessk, helping to make Calgary spaces more creative and beautiful while supporting the careers of local artists.

Jessica McMann and Elijah Wells of Wild Mint Arts are sharing their love of dance, music, and more in an effort to provide opportunities for inspiration and reconciliation.