We also took in two great exhibits at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery:
“Woodland POP!” – a blend of pop culture with traditional Woodland Style (a distinct style of native art that combines traditional legends and myths with contemporary mediums), and
“I, Voyageur” – the story, told through paintings, photographs and diary entries, of Toronto artist Naomi Harris who, in the summer of 2018, embarked on a 70-day, approximately 2,000 km canoe trip, dressed in 19th century clothing, retracing the fur trade route taken by British painter Frances Anne Hopkins (1838 – 1919), who traveled with her husband, a high-ranking official with the Hudson’s Bay Company, by voyageur canoe from Lachine, QC, to Kakabeka Falls, ON.
You guys are having a trip of a lifetime. I check in daily! Lovin’ it!
Great to hear you’re following along! Been thinking of you a lot as your boys’ neck of the woods is now on the maps we’re looking at.