Materialize, dives into the fascinating realm of material culture. These diverse collections unite traditional and contemporary approaches in harvesting and processing fashion materials, instilling knowledge between past and future. With skill, experimentation, and innovation, these collections serve as acts of cultural sustenance.
Preceded by a performance by Cris Derksen.
Our Nations honoured all the people in the tribe for who they are. As we come full circle in our…
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JYD 2024 by Jennifer Younger Designs presents wearable art that elegantly explores contemporary Tlingit expression in formline and metalwork. Through…
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Merdi Sihombing presents the Ulos Sitolu Huta collection, a fusion of traditional ulos patterns, natural dyes, and contemporary fashion. This…
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The KAWSANKI Collection celebrates Indigenous Andean Peoples as existing and thriving in past, present and future, outside of the museum…
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The “”””Kwúlécwtn”””” collection, meaning ‘to adorn oneself ‘ in Secwepemctsín, is a celebration of Indigenous artistry, culture, and tradition. Each…
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Annuraat: Survival to High Fashion by Taalrumiq reimagines traditional Inuvialuit clothing, reflecting the cultural shift from survival to the fur…
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The Kiluk Collection by Ujaraatsiaq’s Garments highlights oversized traditional Inuit women’s tattoo designs, skillfully appliqued onto outerwear. These intricate designs,…
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