This engaging lecture explores the rich and evolving artistic traditions of First Nations artists throughout the 20th century.
Tuesday Jun 23, 2026 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Participants will be introduced to key movements, influential figures, and the cultural contexts that shaped Indigenous art during a time of significant change. Through a selection of compelling works, the session highlights themes of identity, resilience, and innovation, offering insight into how First Nations artists have preserved tradition while redefining contemporary artistic expression.
Please note, this is an in-studio program.
Please contact programs@niagarapumphouse.ca for any questions.

Susan Dobson has been teaching visual arts and art history for 35 years in the independent high school and college level.