Indigenous Cities - Montreal

Jonas and Copernicus, by Ange Loft and Jonas Gilbert

A daydream of a romance written in the heavens. Across time and space, Jonas woos renaissance polymath Copernicus, with musings on Montreal architecture, Skyworld, the best views in the city, and their future life together as astronomer and hair stylist to the stars. A daydream of a romance written in the heavens. Across time and space, Jonas Arahkwente Gibert woos renaissance polymath Copernicus, with musings on Montreal architecture, Skyworld, the best views in the city, and their future life together as astronomer and hair stylist to the stars. Co-created and cheeky, the narrative examines a contemporary Kanienkehaka Gay experience in the city, straddling multiple worlds and planning for the good life.

Napatat by Soleil Launière

Napatat honours sacred connections through roots. Memory holder Étoile du matin of the Deer Clan shares their relationship to the street, their connection to plants, and the experience of reconnecting with their Cree family.

Kanientara‘ta:tie The Riverway by Al Harrington

Kanientara‘ta:tie The Riverway, First Nation’s original first highway is a mix of stories passed down from elders of Kanehsatake, as well as my personal experiences and thoughts of times gone by.