The Storytelling Project May 24, 2022 Jessica McMann & Elijah Wells Jessica McMann and Elijah Wells of Wild Mint Arts share their love of dance, music, visual art, and more, they hope to inspire and empower Indigenous peoples of all ages, abilities, and genders, and offer opportunities for reconciliation.
Web Series May 13, 2022 Episode 28 This month, planner, author, and artist Ashley Bristowe dreams of building a city that nurtures creatives, calligrapher Simon Wong shares how his art has evolved, playwright Sable Sweetgrass explores self-discovery through storytelling, and artistic director Stafford Arima talks about the importance of taking risks.
The Storytelling Project May 10, 2022 Pam Tzeng Dancer, choreographer, multidisciplinary artist and maker, Pam Tzeng is a community organizer with work focusing on transformational change, equity diversity and accessibility in the arts sector.
The Storytelling Project May 2, 2022 Barbara Amos Calgary artist, social innovator, and teacher Barbara Amos uses art to tackle political issues and view community through a new set of eyes. Her latest project helps older people explore their creative lives.
The Storytelling Project April 25, 2022 Staci Duchene Artist and activist Staci Duchene talks about how traditional beadwork has been passed down through her family, and what inspires her about the future of Indigenous artists.
Web Series April 18, 2022 Episode 27 For National Poetry Month, tune in to this episode and have some fun with an established poet, find healing through story, and see poetry in action.
The Storytelling Project April 11, 2022 Sayonara Cunha Community Liaison Sayonara Cunha explores resources and connections to support artists, and discovers her own creative practices during the pandemic.
The Storytelling Project March 28, 2022 Kyla Ilic An author, illustrator, publisher and artisanal bookmaker, Kyla Ilic takes an unconventional route in her creative life.
Web Series March 14, 2022 Episode 26 An old school art form gets an update, an artist finds herself in her paintings, and a theatre collective is revived to feed souls. Tune in this week!
