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Anishinaabe artist talks colour and inspiration at Ojibwe Cultural Foundation presentation

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Michael Erskine
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Anishinaabe artist Leland Bell discusses his latest work ‘Miikaan’ during an artist’s talk held in the Ojibwe Cultural Foundation foyer. Mr. Bell is among the foremost of Indigenous artists in Canada and his work is on display at the OCF until November 12. photo by Michael Erskine

M’CHIGEENG—Internationally renowned Anishinaabe artist Leland Bell delivered an artist’s talk in the foyer of the Ojibwe Cultural Foundation where ‘Miikaan: A Leland Bell Exhibit,’ featuring a collection of his work, is currently on display. The main focus of Mr. Bell’s talk was on a series of large panels that surround the foyer and depict his […]

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Michael Erskine
Michael Erskine
Michael Erskine BA (Hons) is a staff writer at The Manitoulin Expositor. He received his honours BA from Laurentian University in 1987. His former lives include underground miner, oil rig roughneck, early childhood educator, elementary school teacher, college professor and community legal worker. Michael has written several college course manuals and has won numerous Ontario Community Newspaper Awards in the rural, business and finance and editorial categories.
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