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Prince Albert, SK  S6V 3B5

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About NIMAP:

The Northern Indigenous Media Art Project (NIMAP) uses photo media, technology, and storytelling to create a vibrant and relevant program for youth. Linking contemporary media with traditional forms of expression, artist leaders Aleyna May Morin, Tim Moore, and guest facilitators Zoe Fortier and Kevin Wesaquate held 2-day workshops in La Ronge, Muskoday First Nation, Prince Albert, and Beardy’s & Okemasis Willow Cree First Nation in July.

More than 45 youth, aged 7—19, made light painting photographs, cyanotypes, filmed interviews, developed Polaroids, and took digital photos on community walking tours. Media art can be a powerful tool to create rich exchanges between generations within a community. We invite you to be a part of this exchange as we proudly present the images created by our participants and leaders. Hear the youth speak about their work!