3 Indigenous art pieces hidden in plain sight
From Vancouver’s alleyways to its central public library, these pieces are capturing Indigenous cultures in less conventional ways.
In his search for Indigenous art beyond Vancouver’s usual tourist hotspots, Discourse videographer Uytae Lee uncovered these hidden gems from artists expressing their Indigeneity in less conventional ways.
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