Kim Stewart
Pinantan Lake, BC
Kim Gullion Stewart’s art reflects a deep concern for land and her indigenous identity as she investigates what it means to be a Métis person.
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Full piece with fringe
Pas Finii -(We are) Not Finished
- Beadwork Applique on 1950's Vintage Map
- 10.5 x 8.25 x 0 in
- Kim Stewart
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From my counter mapping series where I explore ways that I, as a Métis artist, can map my own imagery overtop of cartographic representations of land - This piece has beadwork over a Dent’s Canadian School Atlas page on economic resources from a 1950’s edition. The unframed page is sewn to a linen backing and beaded with #10 beads. Size - 10.5 x 8.25 inches
- Subject Matter: Counter Map
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