Gule Wamkulu: Dancing Indigenous Governance

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Kl. Peruzzo de Andrade, "Amaes," 2018.

Image: Kl. Peruzzo de Andrade

Opening Celebration - January 28, 3pm - 5pm: Celebrate the opening of Gule Wamkulu: Dancing Indigenous Governance at Legacy Art Gallery by bearing witness to a masked dance ceremony to honour Ubuntu and Indigenous Elders.

Please bring loonies and toonies to offer as tokens of gratitude for the knowledge and teachings of the Gule Wamkulu mask carriers.

Free and open to the public. Snacks and refreshments will be provided.

Gule Wamkulu: Dancing Indigenous Governance invites visitors to bear witness to the Great Dance that serves as the governance structure of the Chewa people. This immersive exhibition features photographs, films, and objects that celebrate how we, as diverse African Canadians, build community while being relationally respectful of all Coast Salish expressions of sovereignty. 

- Guest curator, Dr. Devi Mucina, Program Director, School of Indigenous Governance & Kl. Peruzzo de Andrade