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Franchesca Hebert-Spence

Franchesca Hebert-Spence’s grandmother Marion Ida Spence was from Sagkeeng First Nation, on Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba. Kinship and its responsibilities direct the engagement Hebert-Spence maintains within her community. The foundation of this practice stems from Ishkabatens Waasa Gaa Inaabateg, Brandon University Visual and Aboriginal Arts program. Her research focuses on facilitating a plurality of voices through indigeneity and feminism in order to complicate oversimplified narratives. She is an adjunct curator, Indigenous art at the Art Gallery of Alberta and an independent curator.
Reflections on an Art Project about Indigenous Mothering

Reflections on an Art Project about Indigenous Mothering

Rooted in Indigenous knowledge systems, “Mothering Spaces” in Edmonton addressed barriers caregivers experience in the arts—and it also prompted thoughts about mothering as a collective action