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Attendees at Meagan Musseau's land-based performance, Me’ki’tetmek na Maqmikewminen | may-ghee-day-dm-eeeeck na moq-ah-mi-go-me-nen, Duntara, 2019 Bonavista Biennale. Photo: Brian Ricks.

Events

2023 BONAVISTA BIENNALE EVENTS

Saturday, August 19: 11 AM
Lindsay Katsitsakatste Delaronde, Sturgeon Woman Rising performance
Sandy Cove Beach, Elliston
 
Saturday, August 19: 1-5 PM
Artists at their sites
 
Saturday, August 19: 1-5 PM
Drop-in origami with Miya Turnbull
Lester-Garland House, Trinity
 
Saturday, August 19: 7-10 PM
Public Opening Party
Port Rexton Brewery
 
Sunday, August 20: 11 AM – noon
Bushra Junaid reading and book signing
Union Electric Building, Port Union
 
Sunday, August 20: 1 PM
Curators Round Table
The Factory, Port Union

Friday, August 25: 6.30 PM
Virtual Inuit Artist Roundtable on “Host”
co-presented by Inuit Art Foundation and Bonavista Biennale

Saturday, August 26: 1-5 PM
Drop-in paper kite workshop with Cynthia G.Renard
Loyal Orange Lodge #4, Bonavista
 
Saturday, September 2: 2-4 PM
Fossil hike and casting demonstration
Departs from the end of Main Road past Wild Cove Pottery in Port Union
 
Saturday, September 2: 7-8 PM
Fossil Talk by Dr. Duncan McIlroy
Union House Arts
 
Saturday, September 9: 1-5 PM
Indigo Social with Megan Samms
Union House Arts
 
Saturday, September 16: 4 PM
Artist talk with Anastasia Tiller
Fisherman’s Protective Union Store, Port Rexton

Sunday, September 17: 1 PM
Sarah Prosper movement performance
Dungeons Provincial Park, Bonavista

 

Now on Tour

Regeneration | Piguttaugiallavalliajuk | Ussanitauten:
Seven Northern Labrador Photographers

Now on display at the Central Labrador YMCA, Happy Valley-Goose Bay through July 2023

Featuring works by Eldred Allen, Gary Andersen, Holly Andersen, Wayne Broomfield, Samantha Jacque, Melissa Tremblett and Jennie Williams.

This exhibition was originally presented as part of the 2021 Bonavista Biennale, curated by Patricia Grattan with Special Project Coordinating Curator Jessica Winters.

Read more here

The Regeneration Tour is a Come Home Year 2022 Project funded through the Newfoundland  and Labrador Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation.

All Biennale exhibitions and activities are free of charge. Pre-registration may be required for some workshops.



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