Art Metropole Seth and Sheila Stayed Behind Indigenous

Art Metropole Seth and Sheila Stayed Behind IndigenousSeth and Sheila Stayed Behind pairs a short story by Sheila Heti with photographs by Seth Fluker. Seth and Sheila are the main characters of Hetis abstract narrative of longing and transition, one which sets the stage for Flukers photographs of a wintry Toronto landscape, filled with anthropomorphized automobiles and embankments of dirty snow. Sheila Heti is the author of seven books, including How Should a Person Be? and Women in Clothes, a

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and to identify new opportunities that go beyond the purely functional to create places that better reflect the life

Tarah Hogue and Shelly Rosenblum

• 173 pp

• Publisher: Art Metropole and V-Tape

• 8cm wide

structures in steel and semi-reflective glass that comment on local architecture and offer rich social moments for people to reflect on the world around them

and preconceived notions embedded within contemporary culture to create artworks in various formats including writing

accompanied by a foreword authored by artist & curator Aaron Rose

The goals for his work are several: joy

Candice Hopkins

For thousands of years Native communities have developed their own distinct cultures and art forms