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La Toile MagiqueCollaborators
Natalie Zur NeddenSchools
La Toile MagiqueLanguages
French and InnuGrades
9 and 12Last Modified
November 26, 2006Description
This project was developed as a collaborative arts-based activity between a rural Aboriginal Grade 9 group of students and an urban non-Aboriginal Grade 12 group of students. They came together under the auspices of an extra curricular arts based project developed by an art teacher in Montreal. This work began as an inter-cultural exploration of notions of culture that would take the form of a fifty-five foot long painted mural. La toile magique is a story about the virtues and transformative powers of non-formal learning environments.Studies |
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Le Chaputain The Chaputain is a long-house built of birch bark and the ground is covered in pine branches. The Chaputain is a sacred space used for ceremonies and gatherings. Once upon a time families lived in the chaputain. For this project the Chaputain was...View Gallery |
Inside the Chaputain This photo shows an elder teaching the youth how to build a dreamcatcher. In the background we can see La toile magique hanging on all sides of the Chaputain. While the student-artists completed the painting of la toile, elders in the communty...View Gallery |
Images of La toile magique The photos represent sections of the completed Toile magique. The last photo is of the teachers who facilitated the process of La toile magique.View Gallery |
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