Join us on Thursday, January 19th from 5 pm-6 pm MST to hear tīná gúyáńí speak about their current exhibition, no respect, their process of being a parent-child artist collective, and stories surrounding the dispossession of their matrilineal home and ancestral lands.

Please register for the program here.

This artist talk will be on zoom with closed captions. 

tīná gúyáńí (deer road) is an artist collective from guts’ists’i / mohkinstsis (Calgary) consisting of parent/child duo Glenna Cardinal (Tsuut’ina/Saddle Lake Cree) and seth cardinal dodginghorse (Tsuut’ina/Amskapi Piikani/Saddle Lake Cree). In 2014, they were forcibly removed from their homes and ancestral land on the Tsuut’ina Nation, for construction of the Southwest Calgary Ring Road. Their multidisciplinary practice honors their connection to land and explores the effects of environmental /psychological damage. tīná gúyáńí’s work is deeply based in culture, language, oral history, family photographs, and museum/archival research. Their art is an act of cultural preservation and a protest against ongoing settler colonialism.