Located above the pathways of Toronto’s Allan Gardens, 15 female-identifying artists have created an exhibit that represents an expression of inclusion, resiliency, healing and self-determination.
Red Embers honours the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA, with 13 large-scale banners using animal bones, beads, tin jingles, reflective fabric or moose hide.
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