• FRENCH
  • Home
  • The Company
  • The School
  • Our Facilities
  • Inquiries
  • Our Supporters
  • Board of Directors
  • Contact Us
  • Where We Have Been
Home

Serge – Stitching Elements Respecting Gathered Experiences

May 7 – June 5, 2010

Textile Art Exhibition by Bill Shawanda


Aanii. I am Bill Shawanda, an Artist, a Designer and a Story Teller, living in the remote.  I have been on a journey with Debajehmujig Theatre Group for many seasons. While on this path I have been given many gifts and opportunities.  Debajehmujig has given to me the worlds of Costume, Performance, Historical and Cultural Teachings, Travel, Meeting and Learning from other Artists and Stories.  All of these stitched together have designed who I am today. 
Now I feel the need to patch together my journey as an artist and share what I have learned.  My environment, my experiences and my imagination have given birth to my art.  Each influence in the process including my inspiration, my creative process and the stories surrounding my vision will all have their role in the exhibition.

The serger is one of my favourite tools to use as I embark on a new creative journey.  The serger stitches, trims and overcasts, all in one go!  It’s fast and versatile!  Using the serger allows me to explore limitless designs.  This is why I chose it for the title of my exhibition. I want the audience to experience my entire creative process while viewing the exhibition.  The audience will not only see the final collection, they will embark on the visual journey of my artistic process.

Once my exhibition has lived and breathed, I will take a step back; look at my discoveries and along with the comments of the audience create the next pattern for my continuing journey.

Global Savages

 

2010 Company of Artists

Navigation

  • Production Archive
  • Project Archive
  • Comments
  • Shoping Cart

User login

  • Create new account
  • Request new password

The Canada Council for the Arts supports the professional programs and activities of Debajehmujig - Storytellers through an Operating Grant from the Theatre Section. The Canada Council is also supporting the professional and strategic development of multi-disciplinary practice through the Integrated Arts Program


The Ontario Arts Council supports the professional programs and activities of Debajehmujig - Storytellers through an operating grant from the Theatre Section. The Ontario Arts Council also supports the development of the 6’ Festival through the Aboriginal Arts Project Program, as well as the long term self sustainability through the Ontario Arts Investment Fund 


The Department of Canadian Heritage through the Canada Arts Training Fund has provided ongoing support for the professional training of Canadian Artists who are enrolled in the National Aboriginal Arts Animator Program at Debajehmujig - Storytellers



The Ontario Trillium Foundation  - Province Wide Program - is supporting the groundwork, development and networking for a new multi-disciplinary community based regional festival series called ‘Cyclone’

 

  • Home
  • The Company
  • The School
  • Our Facilities
  • Inquiries
  • Our Supporters
  • Board of Directors
  • Contact Us
  • Where We Have Been