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Andrea Flowers, left to right: Ladies kamek, c. 1990s, Children’s kamek, 2006, Nick’s kamek, 2018, Ross’ kamek, 2015, ivaluk (sinew), commander, wool. Installation view, Stiches We Share: From Gandmother’s Hands to Ours, Union House Arts, Port Union.

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The 2025 Bonavista Biennale: String Games closed on September 14. Thank you to everyone who joined us on the peninsula this past summer. The 2027 Bonavista Biennale is scheduled to run August 14 - September 12.

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